Oops.
\begin{code}
module MPTC
where
class MPTC a b where
fun :: a - b
\end{code}
should have been:
\begin{code}
{-# OPTIONS -fglasgow-exts #-}
module MPTC
where
class MPTC a b where
fun :: a - b
\end{code}
--FC
The options pragma syntax doesn't work in a literate file using the
birdtrack syntax:
{-# OPTIONS -fglasgow-exts #-}
module MPTC
where
class MPTC a b where
fun :: a - b
yields an error because the class has multiple parameters and the pragma
isn't recognized whereas
\begin{code}
module
GHC complains about:
class (Monad m, {-, Monad (t m)-}) = MonadT t m where
lift :: m a - (t m) a
instance (Monad m) = Monad (EnvT env m) where
...
instance (Monad (EnvT env m)) = MonadT (EnvT env) m where
...
...
OK, there are two things going on. First, GHC is meant to
el, and we hope to be seeing you in our offices soon.
Yours truly,
Frank A, Christoph
President and CEO
Glasgow Haskell Bugs, Gmbh.
We've fixed a few bugs in GHC 3.02, thanks to useful bug reports
from several of you. I'd rather not release an 'official' 3.03 because
it takes half a day to do a full release, and meanwhile we have
a substantial new compiler in the works (new RTS, CAF space leaks
squashed, new GC, new Core
Running the programs compiled with ghc-4 (several examples), i have
noticed that it pretends to spend thousands of space less than
ghc-3.02. Typically,
ghc-3.02 with +RTS -H100k -K9k runs as fast as
ghc-4with +RTS-K4
According to 4-00-notes.vsgml, the latter -K4 means
I wish to use the FiniteMap module, lib/exts/FiniteMap.lhs, but want
to use it from both GHC and hugs. As it is hugs can't use it because
it imports PrelBase. (btw, why didn't it make it into the joint
GHC/Hugs Libraries? - seems v. useful).
As far as I can see this can be fixed by placing
[I sent this message about a week ago, but it has apparently disappeared into the
Internet aether...]
See the attached transcript. The GHC release in question is the precompiled HPPA
binary package.
The _INCLUDE_POSIX_SOURCE, etc. macro redefinition warnings arise because I predefine
all the
I am a long-time Hugs user, but am relatively new to ghc.
I've been trying to get a Makefile working, with little success.
After much investigation, the problem seems to be not with my Makefile,
but that ghc does not like modules whose names start with 'Z'.
Seems that a module called Zabc
Program won't compile in default max heap;
-H objects that I should instead use -M, to raise same;
-M isn't a recognised option.
Have you tried -optCrts-M?
--FC
To Whom It May Concern,
Hi, it been nine months sense I apply for the Green Card. I have never
receipt the Green Card until today. My family have been receipt
the Green
Card accept my Green Card have never receipt. I call in, even written
several letters to them. Is seem never get the
The link for 4.06 i386-unknown-linux (glibc 2.1) binaries appears to be
broken.
--fac
My name's Jesse and I'm starting first year computer science this year.
Our first language is Haskell, which we study for about 6 weeks. Before
classes start I and a few friends are trying to get a handle on haskell.
We've each tried using your compiler with no luck.
I have some experience
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