Simon Marlow [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote,
We currently have read and index for 9 different types (Char, Int, Word,
Addr, Float, Double, StablePtr, Int64, Word64). I suppose you could get
away with
{read,write,index}{Int8,Int32,Int64}OffAddr
and do type casts to get the rest.
The mentioned function has 1001 hardwired in one place instead of
using the size parameter.
BTW, why isn't it called in the Haskell convention: memoSized?
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Thank you for ghc-4.06!
The following code is accepted by Hugs, but ghc complains about type
variable r being not in scope. Adding "forall m r." causes the error
"each forall'd type variable mentioned by the constraint must appear
after the =", where Hugs still accepts it. If I understand
Marcin 'Qrczak' Kowalczyk wrote:
Thank you for ghc-4.06!
The following code is accepted by Hugs, but ghc complains about type
variable r being not in scope. Adding "forall m r." causes the error
"each forall'd type variable mentioned by the constraint must appear
after the =", where Hugs
