Alan
I'm way behind with this exact-print stuff and Anchors in particular.
If you and your co-workers on it are confident you know what to do, that's
great - although as ever, please document the design carefully. (I volunteer
as a reader of such a design overview. I know that a current
Hi all,
The GHC developers are very happy to at long last announce the
availability of GHC 9.2.1. Binary distributions, source distributions,
and documentation are available at
https://downloads.haskell.org/ghc/9.2.1
GHC 9.2 brings a number of exciting features including:
* A native code
I agree on not re-using accidentally available structures. But it got me
thinking that maybe the BufSpan could be something else.
I’m somewhat confused by the fact that we agreed to do it post-merge, but
> all further work has been in some other direction.
>
> My work since the merge has been on
Great news!
Install works on mac os if you do
xattr -rc .
before doing
make install
The mail didn't mention that nor is it mentioned in the INSTALL file.
I thought this had been fixed. I guess I'm mistaken or this is only an
issue for me.
Thanks again for getting this out! There's a lot of
I don't remember the details precisely, but I do know that the BufSpan was
added to allow for reliable comparisons of SrcSpans in the presence of #line
pragams. I've included Vlad, who is the resident expert on this aspect of
locations.
My instinct is to lean against repurposing the existing
> Norman Ramsey writes:
>
> > On x86, GHC can translate 8-bit and 16-bit operations directly
> > into the 8-bit and 16-bit machine instructions that the hardware
> > supports. But there are other platforms on which the smallest
> > unit of arithmetic may be 32 or even 64 bits. Is there a
