I was a bit too soon reporting the sparc-sun-solaris2, two
attempts have died with stg_ap_v_ret. Same result sparc-*-openbsd.
Here's an updated list:
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| HOST| TARGET| Unregisterised bootstrap |
On Fri, Sep 05, 2003 at 02:56:19PM +1000, Donald Bruce Stewart wrote:
(cough)
I was a bit too soon reporting the sparc-sun-solaris2, two
attempts have died with stg_ap_v_ret. Same result sparc-*-openbsd.
Here's an updated list:
simonmar:
I was a bit too soon reporting the sparc-sun-solaris2, two
attempts have died with stg_ap_v_ret. Same result sparc-*-openbsd.
Is there an endianess thing here? What is the endianess of the
amd64 and the powerpc? Are than any tricks I can try?
Hmm. I'm still wondering if
On Thu, 4 Sep 2003, John Hughes wrote:
I use Haskell and Wash/CGI for administering students lab work.
same here (in addition to Haskell programs for actually grading the homework).
just curious: what kind of data base do you use?
we take Krasimir Angelov's MySql binding (from HToolkit).
I wrote:
I wonder why Haskell only allows the unary minus on the left side of
an expression (lexp in the grammar).
The unary minus may also occur on the right hand side (rule: exp - lexp).
So -1 == -1 is correct, because == has lower precedence than -.
Also -1*2 is correct although it is
On Thu, 4 Sep 2003, Sebastian Sylvan wrote:
On Thu, 4 Sep 2003, John Hughes wrote:
I wrote the system for my (Haskell!) programming course, with 170 students
last year, and it is now also being used (at least) for our Java course
and a cryptography course. It consists of about 600 lines of
I implemented a trivial database, stored in ordinary files,
and had to
ensure mutual exclusion of database access between
simultaneously running
CGI scripts. Since each CGI run is short, I simply locked the entire
database for the entire run. Claiming a lock on a file is
easy in C
On Fri, 5 Sep 2003, Johannes Waldmann wrote:
On Thu, 4 Sep 2003, John Hughes wrote:
I use Haskell and Wash/CGI for administering students lab work.
same here (in addition to Haskell programs for actually grading the homework).
just curious: what kind of data base do you use?
we take
André Platzer (Fri, Sep 05, 2003 at 04:03:42PM +0200):
Hello Mercury users!
Is there any way to extend tabled evaluation to compile-time? As far as
I understand, normal tabled evaluation memorises values computed at
run-time. On an invocation with the same arguments, then mercury reuses
On Friday 05 September 2003 16.35, Konrad Hinsen wrote:
Is there any place where I can find an introductory documentation for the
Haskell libraries? To be more concrete, say I am interested in using
Data.Array.ST.STUArray. I would need some explanation of the ST monad, and
then an explanation
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