Marc
Thanks for reporting this error. It turned out to be an error in the
error recovery in the type checker. Easily fixed; but it's not fixed in
2.03.
Simon
| From: Marc van Dongen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
| Date: Wed, 9 Apr 1997 14:06:39 +0100 (BST)
| I just wanted to report that the erroneous
This is definitely a bug in the syntax of Haskell. I don't see any
simple fix to the grammar except to change var to qvar in pat and
apat. This probably isn't a good idea since it would allow local
variables whihc shadow qualified imports or some such. We could add a
line saying `qualifiers are
Alex Ferguson writes:
>
> A minor, but rather confusing, install discrepancy: it appears that
> the makefiles put the "program executables" in "libexecdir", while
> the driver script looks for them in "libdir". Don't quote me on this
> but that seems to be where I was going awry. Making them t
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2.03ish make depend seems to provoke errors like:
mkdependHS: can't open directory /usr/local/lib/ghc-2.03/hslibs/ghc/imports
make: *** [depend] Error 2
I haven't checked back with exactly what the makefiles do, so this is
partly conjectural, but my diagnosis, and the basis on which I hacked
a
Dear all,
I stumbled across a subtle discrepancy between Hugs and GHC. After some
thought I decided that the Glasgow Haskell Compiler is `buggy'.
However, since the Report is not explicit about this issue (at least I
did not find a clue) the case is probably not settled. Assume we have
the follow
| Hugs is perfectly happy with this. ghc, however, complains that `empty'
| ist not in scope, which is in accordance with the rule (p. 58) saying
| that `the names brought into scope must be prefixed by the name of the
| imported module'. Hence I am forced to write:
Good point! The report is a
