Satnam Singh wrote:
> 
> I attach a set of Haskell files which compile fine with ghc (make kcm or
> make motkcm) but Hugs failed to load them.
> It incorrectly complains about an known function in the export list.
> 
> Is this a bug? Is there a workaround?
> 
> This is stopping me from working with Hugs :-(

Panic no more!
You've been bitten by the "where-is-the-rest-of-the-program" bug.

You have a definition:

kcm_top dataSigned k kSize  dataSize
  = do clk <- globalClock "c"
       d <- inputVec "a" (bit_vector (dataSize-1) downto 0)
       p <- splitKCM dataSigned k kSize d
       outputVec p "prod" (bit_vector (dataSize+kSize-1) downto 0)
     where

[.. rest of program...]

and the 'where' captured the rest of the program in the inner scope,
not allowing the to level bindings to take place.

To fix: remove where, or use 'where {}' if you explicitly need an
empty where.

It may, however, still be a bug in Hugs, I think empty where clauses
(even if a bit silly) are allowed.

Simon Marlow - care to comment?  I'll put a summary into the hugs gotya page.

Andy Gill

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