Thanks Conal,
Sigh, I really must get round to sending Microsoft's documentation folks a bug
report to the effect that portability info is at least as important as things
like the name of a function or its type. At the moment you have to remenber
to click on something to get this info and I keep forgetting to do that.
As you've probabky guessed, the workaround is just to comment out the line
import Win32SystemInfo
in Win32.gc. If this removes too much, try selectively commenting things out.
No, I don't have a way of testing Win95 stuff at the moment. The machines in
my office are a Linux/WinNT machine and an old NT machine I found in the
office next door. I'll put Win95 on one of them later today. (Sorry Gary...)
> There's a problem with running greencard2 under Win95:
>
> Reading file "c:\Haskell\green-card\Win32\Win32Pen.hs":
> Reading file "c:\Haskell\green-card\Win32\Win32Region.hs":
> Reading file "c:\Haskell\green-card\Win32\Win32SystemInfo.hs":
> ERROR "c:\Haskell\green-card\Win32\Win32SystemInfo.hs": Error while
> importing DLL "c:\Haskell\green-card\Win32\Win32SystemInfo.dll"
>
> Clearly, this breaks a lot of useful stuff, including Fran, for Win95,
> which is a *very* popular platform. Do you have any way to test under
> Windows 95?
>
> - Conal
