OLAF CHITIL ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) writes:
> `hugs' and `runhugs' seem to have different ideas about from which file
> to load a module.
The difference is that Hugs usually has the "l" flag turned off and
runHugs has the "l" flag turned on. The "l" flag is used to determine
whether a file contains literate code - if the suffix doesn't determine
it.
The way round your problem is to rename your file "Test2.lhs" or "Test2.hs"
(depending on whether it contains literate or illiterate code).
runhugs doesn't always give an empty error message - but I'll see if
I can reproduce your problem and maybe get a better message in this
situation.
Alastair Reid
