REQUEST FOR URGENT BUSINESS ASSISTANCE
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I stumbled into your contact by stroke of luck after a
long search for an honest and trust worthy person who
could handle issue with high confidentiality.
I was so dilghted when i got your contact and i decided
to
In his excellent book Simon Thompson defines scaling of the elements of
a sequence of random numbers from the interval [0, 65535] to an
interval [s,t] in the following way (top of page 368):
scaleSequence :: Int - Int - [Int] - [Int]
scaleSequence s t
= map scale
where
scale n =
I need to use values that are kept in a C header file - see below for an
extract of the header file. What I'd like to be able to say is
import Word
import Bits
data ICMPType = EchoReply
| ICMPType1
| ICMPType2
| DestUnreach
| SourceQuench
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote,
I need to use values that are kept in a C header file - see below for an
extract of the header file. What I'd like to be able to say is
import Word
import Bits
data ICMPType = EchoReply
| ICMPType1
| ICMPType2
|
REQUEST FOR URGENT BUSINESS ASSISTANCE
--
I stumbled into your contact by stroke of luck after a
long search for an honest and trust worthy person who
could handle issue with high confidentiality.
I was so dilghted when i got your contact and i decided
to
I've gotten a whole lot of copies of this message off the haskell list,
and I'm starting to get annoyed. Would it be possible to put a filter
on the list?
On Sun, May 05, 2002, mpeti laurent kabila wrote:
REQUEST FOR URGENT BUSINESS ASSISTANCE
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I
Eek. Sorry folks. Should have sent this to the admin.
On Sat, May 04, 2002, David Feuer wrote:
I've gotten a whole lot of copies of this message off the haskell list,
and I'm starting to get annoyed. Would it be possible to put a filter
on the list?
On Sun, May 05, 2002, mpeti
Funny you should ask. We've got despamming ready to test on Monday.
So hang in there one more day and things should get better.
John
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I apologize if this question has been asked before...
It seems to me the following code should be legal:
type Thing m = m ()
type Const a b = a
f :: Thing m - Thing m
f x = x
test :: Thing (Const Int) - Thing (Const Int)
At 2002-05-04 12:45, Samuel E. Moelius III wrote:
type Thing m = m ()
type Const a b = a
f :: Thing m - Thing m
f x = x
test :: Thing (Const Int) - Thing (Const Int)
This is wrong. Type synonyms must be fully applied, whereas you have
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