Hi there.
Under "fptools/libraries/Japi" (the GHC CVS repository) please find a
preliminary binding to a subset of the Japi library:
http://www.japi.de/
from which site you can obtain precompiled libraries and headers for
different platforms.
Japi is a simple C wrapper on Java which means th
On Tue, Feb 18, 2003 at 12:01:02PM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> I'm also looking for actual code for working with Core. :) The
> Language.Haskell.* stuff gives me a very high-level representation of
> Haskell source, and I'd rather work with something simple, like Core. I
> *suppose* I could
Thanks, I'll keep it in mind should I decide to revisit this. My
experiences of getting per-user installs to work reliably with
MSIs haven't been too positive.
--sigbjorn
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> One question though, about hFlush. I print out the status by
> repeatedly putStr'ing "blah blah \r". With NoBuffering set, it works,
> but when following the putStr with 'hFlush stdout', it doesn't (only
> outputs very sporadically. I guess I'm misunderstanding the function
> of hFlush, anybod
> http://www.haskell.org/ghc/docs/latest/html/network/Network.CGI.html
>
> This make me curious, and the following just made me curiouser...
>
> Forbidden
> You don't have permission to access
> /ghc/docs/latest/html/network/Network.CGI.html on this server.
*Sigh* That's because Apache thinks
Just a quick status report, and to note a couple of lessons learned:
Things work adequately, as far as I can tell. I can now process heaps
of data, without blowing up anything. Appears to be faster than
spam-stat.el, at least, although I haven't measured.
I'm back to using "readFile" for file
tis 2003-02-18 klockan 09.49 skrev Simon Peyton-Jones:
> I don't know of any separate description of the semantics of Core, but it's just the
>lambda calculus with let, letrec and case. There's plenty of code that works over
>Core in GHC itself, but no separate libraries. There is a library to
I don't know of any separate description of the semantics of Core, but it's just the
lambda calculus with let, letrec and case. There's plenty of code that works over
Core in GHC itself, but no separate libraries. There is a library to parse the stuff
that ghc -fext-core spits out, though.
Ki
Hello
I'm looking for a paper or some other documentation on the exact
semantics of Core. I've read the paper about the concrete syntax, and it
briefly mentions the abstract syntax and something about the case
expression, but not a lot. Unless I missed something?
I'm also looking for actual code
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