On Mon, Jan 28, 2002 at 12:31:35PM -, Simon Marlow wrote:
>
> GHC has one small extension to Haskell 98 in this area: the lexical
> analyser interprets directives line '# 99 "Foo.hs"' at the beginning of
> a line in order to get line number and file clues when it is parsing the
> output from
> I've just been looking at using cpp in Haskell scripts and I am rather
> confused. I can't see anything in the report which gives
> special meaning
> to # in the surrounding text of literate scripts, yet if I put such
> things in (both cpp directives and random things) both nhc98 and ghc
> give
Hi all
I've just been looking at using cpp in Haskell scripts and I am rather
confused. I can't see anything in the report which gives special meaning
to # in the surrounding text of literate scripts, yet if I put such
things in (both cpp directives and random things) both nhc98 and ghc
give me
