>
> If you had used `BuildFlavour = stage2` as the Newcomers page suggests,
> you'd have had some less trouble.
>
That should say `BuildFlavour = devel2`.
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Excerpts from Dan Doel's message of 2015-09-04 18:21:29 -0700:
> Here are some additional thoughts.
>
> If we examine an analogue of some of your examples:
>
> data MutVar a = MV (MutVar# RealWorld a)
>
> main = do
> let mv# = undefined
> let mv = MV mv#
> putStrLn
On Sat, Sep 5, 2015 at 3:06 AM, Edward Z. Yang wrote:
>> If we examine an analogue of some of your examples:
>>
>> data MutVar a = MV (MutVar# RealWorld a)
>>
>> main = do
>> let mv# = undefined
>> let mv = MV mv#
>> putStrLn "Okay."
>>
>> The above is
Thomas,
Thanks for cleaning stuff up on the Newcomers page and others. I think all
the things that were somewhat confusing before are now much clearer and
less vague.
-- Andrew
On Sat, Sep 5, 2015 at 2:43 AM, Thomas Miedema
wrote:
> If you had used `BuildFlavour =
having a large number of versions of GHC out there can make it difficult
for library authors, package curators, and large open source projects, due
to variety of what people are using.
For point releases, if we do it right, this *should* not happen, since the
changes *should* be