'V' means 'eValuates'. So your function is strict in both arguments.
It's intended to be internal compiler stuff which is while it's not
properly documented, I'm afraid.
Simon
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All,
I think that Mandrake deserve thanks for (reasonably) consistently including
both hugs and ghc in their Linux distro *as standard*. This could
significantly help Haskell takeup amongst the unwashed masses. :-)
There should probably be a link on the ghc download page to the mdk binaries.
Hi,
as the posix module isn't avalible under windows, is there any function to
set the modification time of a file or directory under windows with ghc?
Thanks,
Markus Lauer
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Jim Farrand [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
both hugs and ghc in their Linux distro *as standard*. This could
significantly help Haskell takeup amongst the unwashed masses. :-)
Well, same applies for FreeBSD.
And Debian.
So what I mean is, can we have links to more binaries than just Red Hat?
It seems to me that it might be very useful for a module to export the
pattern matching operators for a datatype without exporting the
constructors. Suppose we have
data A = X {a::Int, b::Float}
And we want to maintain the invariant that b is a floating-point
representation of a. So normally
At 2002-02-19 09:21, Simon Peyton-Jones wrote:
'V' means 'eValuates'. So your function is strict in both arguments.
It's intended to be internal compiler stuff which is while it's not
properly documented, I'm afraid.
I'd quite like to see intelligible .hi files that look like Haskell, even
if
Duncan Coutts [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I think that Mandrake deserve thanks for (reasonably)
consistently including both hugs and ghc in their Linux
distro *as standard*.
While all praise goes to Mandrake (and pixel in particular)
for distributing hugs and ghc, I would just like to point
