Anyone got any bright ideas on this on? hsc seems to build OK on a
HPUX box, but as soon as it tries to compile PrelBase:
wilde.ucc.ie:~/ghc-2.07/fptools/ghc/lib: ../driver/ghc -H20M -cpp -fglasgow-exts
-fvia-C -Rghc-timing -c ghc/PrelBase.lhs -dshow-passes
-fmax-simplifier-iterations4 -funfo
Juan Jose Quintela quotes me quoting Simon...
> > > GHC 2.07 definitely does compile with 0.29,
> > > including the happy-related bits. The happy sources in the tree will
> > > compile with 0.29, and Happy can be told to generate 0.29-compatible
> > > parsers by giving it the -1.2 flag (this fla
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On Wed, 1 Oct 1997, Alex Ferguson wrote:
>
> Simon M. sez:
> > GHC 2.07 definitely does compile with 0.29,
> > including the happy-related bits. The happy sources in the tree will
> > compile with 0.29, and Happy can be told to generate 0.29-compatible
> > pa
Simon M. sez:
> GHC 2.07 definitely does compile with 0.29,
> including the happy-related bits. The happy sources in the tree will
> compile with 0.29, and Happy can be told to generate 0.29-compatible
> parsers by giving it the -1.2 flag (this flag is used automatically by
> ghc/compiler/Makefi
Juan Jose Quintela <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On Tue, 30 Sep 1997, Alex Ferguson wrote:
>
>
> > (t)rusty ole 0.29? At any rate, it seems to choke on the happy-1.3
> > generated Parser.hs.
>
> There is one problem with the newtype declarations, that happy uses
> and ghc-0.29 doesn't under
This isn't a bug; quite the opposite. But I've been so common here in
my comments and reports that I really must report success.
With the last release, GHC 2.07 fully self-compiles on a Linux box. I
first compiled it with 0.29 (as I have had to before), and then
compiled itself. Where it alway
I'm interested in learning how GHC works. To this end, I'd like to
print out large chunks of its source and pore over them.
I would have hoped that the fact that GHC is written in the "literate
programming" style would make it easy to get high-quality printouts;
however, it doesn't seem to work.
