> class C a where
>     ty :: a -> String
> instance (Num a) => C a where
>     ty _ = "NUM"
> instance C Integer where
>     ty _ = "Integer"


> Why GHC and NHC98 are more restrictive than Hugs?

The instances for (Num a=> a) and Integer overlap, and are therefore
forbidden by Haskell'98.

Hugs allows overlapping instances.  So does GHC with a special flag
(-foverlapping-instances I think).  nhc98 does not provide type-system
extensions to Haskell'98.

Regards,
    Malcolm

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