| Is this legal Haskell 98 Code:
|
| module Test where
|
| class A a where
| foo :: a - a
|
| class (A a) = B a where
| boo :: a - a
|
| foo a = a
|
| GHC compiles it just fine but the latest vesion of Hugs98 gives me
| ERROR "test.hs" (line 10): No member "foo" in class "B"
|
| So
On Sat, 1 May 1999, S. Alexander Jacobson wrote:
The third problem is also an implementation issue
You don't want to have to start a hugs process that makes a
connection to a database everytime a user makes a request. You want
something like mod_perl or jserv which keeps the
