parts must show the 'prettiness' of Haskell
+ It would be nice if there is something GUI-like to demo, which runs under
windows.
+ I prefer not to use some kind of a compiler as an example.
Now the question is: What package would you suggest, and of course, why?
Thanks!
Han Joosten.
Dit
I think there should be Graphics.Drawing (along with Graphics.Rendering) and
many graphics packages should go into it.
So
* Graphics.Rendering will contain more technical and rendering-engine-level
packages (OpenGL, GD, ...)
* while Graphics.Drawing will be for higher-level and user-friendlier
to
talk to you about the possibilities.
If you are interested, send me a mail with details how I could get in touch:
han dot joosten at atosorigin dot com
cheers
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should do.
Any help is welcome!
Thanks!
Han Joosten
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Thanx Daniel! This did the trick.
Han.
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for a lot of packages to say 'cabal install package' at the command prompt
to get your package up and running. I think that this is pretty cool, and
most non-technical users should be able to get this to work without a lot of
pain.
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Is this intentional? If so, is there anything to say when a windows version
of the platform will become available that contains ghc 6.12?
Thanks!
Han
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Neil Mitchell wrote:
Have you tried compiling cabal-install with GHC 6.12.1? I got these
stream
errors after I compiled it with 6.10.4, but with 6.12.1 it's working
flawless.
Woohoo, your tip works! Thanks a lot.
Neil
2010/3/6 Neil Mitchell ndmitch...@gmail.com
Hi Neil,
Thanks for the file. This helps me a great deal moving to GHC 6.12.1 on my
windows machine!
Cheers, Han
Neil Mitchell wrote:
Hi Han,
I uploaded my latest version which works with GHC 6.12.1:
http://community.haskell.org/~ndm/temp/cabal.zip
Hope it helps,
Thanks, Neil
be.
I am the only user of my windows machine, and I have admin rights.
Any suggestions are welcome!
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Tanks for replying.
I now see what went wrong:
I went to http://www.haskell.org/cabal/release/cabal-install-0.8.0/
http://www.haskell.org/cabal/release/cabal-install-0.8.0/ , because I had
read that I needed the 0.8.0 version. I read the page, and grabbed the
cabal.exe binary, assuming that
knyttr wrote:
1. suppose I have a function like this
fun x y z = ...
fun x y [] = ...
fun x [] [] = ...
where
...
the where term will be applied just to the last definition. is it
possible to force it to all fun definitions?
The last two parts of your definition of fun will
I am (in fact we are) working to make Haskell code to run on an ARM
Linux machine called GP2X Wiz, the open-source based handheld game
console.
I wish to finally make a Haskell cross-compiler for ARM Linux, and for
now I am trying to make
main = putStrLn Hello, World!
to run on the machine. At
Hi,
I tried Simon's :
Gc{} - case r of { GC{ grspe = x } - Tm x }
This still failed with Loop, like alternative 1.
Then I tried Claus Reinke's suggestion:
Gc{} - Tm $! (grspe r)
which had the same result , the loop.
However, I was very fortunate to have Bas Joosten look
-((
Since my first posting of this thread, I have been searching around, and I
have learnt that there are some pragma's that could be used. Are there any
of them that I should have used when using this kind of pattern matching? I
might have omitted them.
Han Joosten.
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might get a lot of those.)
Thanks
Simon
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(even trivial?) way to get this done? I know Haskell well
enough to know that it is possible, but I don not know Haskell well enough
to know how to do it :teeth:
Any help is kindly appreciated!
Han Joosten
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Any suggestions would help a lot! Thanx for reading.
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Hi everyone,
I thought I would bring a students perspective into this discussion.
Moving from a C background to Haskell, the layout wasn't very intuitive at
first. This was mainly due to my hand's on approach (looking at examples
and trying to code similar programs). Given that if i read up on
Hi
I'm trying to run the patched version of FranTk for ghc-4.06 with
ghc-5.00. I used the fixes provided by Jan Kort for getting FranTk to work
with ghc-4.08. This allows 'make boot' to succeed but produces errors at
'make all'.
Are there any current fixes for running FranTk with ghc-5.00.
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