The dependency "concurrent" should be added to line 11 of
/hslibs/net/Makefile so that it becomes:
HSLIB_DEPS = lang text concurrent
After that fix, 'make boot' goes through.
Thanks, I've applied your fix.
Cheers,
Simon
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When I compile the attached file on Linux with 4.08.1:
/home/ger/ghc-4.08.1-binary/bin/ghc -c Instances.hs -fglasgow-exts
-fallow-overlapping-instances -fallow-undecidable-instances
I get the message:
Instances.hs:1:
Duplicate or overlapping instance declarations
for `HasConfig
Instances.hs:1:
Duplicate or overlapping instance declarations
for `HasConfig (arcTypeConfig value) (arcTypeParms value)'
defined at Instances.hs:19 and defined at Instances.hs:11
This is not fair, because while the instances for HasConfig have the
potential to
Keith Wansbrough wrote:
Instances.hs:1:
Duplicate or overlapping instance declarations
for `HasConfig (arcTypeConfig value) (arcTypeParms value)'
defined at Instances.hs:19 and defined at Instances.hs:11
This is not fair, because while the instances for
Keith Wansbrough wrote:
You can now see that the two instance declarations overlap: their
right hand sides are in fact *identical*. Remember that the
typechecker simply matches on the right-hand sides ("heads") of the
instance declarations.
No they do not overlap, unless there is
Hi, all,
To Eric Allen Wohlstadter's ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
: Are there any Haskell libraries or programs related to group theory? I am
: taking a class and it seems like Haskell would be a good programming
: language for exploring/reasoning about group theory. What I had in mind
: was perhaps
S.D.Mechveliani wrote:
Hi, all,
To Eric Allen Wohlstadter's
: Are there any Haskell libraries or programs related to group theory?
...
Marc van Dongen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
I think Sergey Mechveliani's docon (algebraic DOmain CONstructor)
has facilities for that.
...
Hello,
I'm writing my master thesis. Its subject is 'Haskell Programming
Environment'. It is (or rather will be) an extended text editor working i=
n
graphical (XFree86) environment designed for Haskell programmers. It will=
be
implemented using Fudgets library.
I'm wondering what
I've been wanting to code one of these myself, but have had no time. Try and see
if stg-hugs is useable yet since that would be a much better environment to do
it in.
It's now called GHCi, and is being written right now by the GHC team.
Not sure when the estimated completion time is, but it
Why does the Haskell language not allow "type" declarations to appear in
the declaration parts of where and let clauses? I've just been writing a huge
functions which requires lots and lots of repetitive internal type annotations
(to disambiguate some complicated overloading) but I can't
Wed, 25 Oct 2000 22:08:55 +0200, George Russell [EMAIL PROTECTED] pisze:
Why does the Haskell language not allow "type" declarations to
appear in the declaration parts of where and let clauses?
Because you can always lift them to the top level.
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