Yesterday I had sent certain suggestion for the Haskell prelude. Then I recalled it and found it rubbishy. It concerned changing `Ordering' to `Compare' for the result type of `compare' in Haskell 1.3 and the function foo having the type Foo. Improving a confusion: `Ordering' is not a type of function `compare', but only of its result. So the suggestion might be to call it Compare_res instead. Generally, the result type of foo might be called Foo_res. This makes sense when the type is designed only as a holder for the foo values. But now I do not know whether this Foo_res worth worrying. Old Haskell may relax. S.M.
