As I heard, 6.4 version of the Haskell using C-- backend and make lots
of the resulting code perfomance (programs executed faster).
If so, does any test/comparison with other languages available?
Thank you in advance,
Regards,
/Alexandre.
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Guido, thank you for the reply.
Actually I subscribed to the mlton maillist, and I read that thread.
I am interested in Haskell results, but it seems that nor developers,
nor users really care about that...
Regards,
/Alexandre.
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I am trying to write a small software to take info
from one file and write it into another file. The problem is that when I don't
give any input I get the normal haskell nosuchfile error message but I want to
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> Look at the
I am working on a small program which writes a text
file but I need this file to be in UNIX format and as it is a Windows program I
am compiling it, the output file tends to be in DSO format. Is there anyway that
I can force it to create the file in UNIX format???
Best Regards
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Thanks a lot m8 but ghc says it can't the module IOExts when I try to
compile, any suggestion??? Do I just use normal writeFile method to create
the text file then??
Best Regards
Alex
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I am working on a small program which writes a text
file but I need this file to be in UNIX format and as it is a Windows program I
am compiling it, the output file tends to be in DSO format. Is there anyway that
I can force it to create the file in UNIX format???
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NooK
ror.
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OK Guys. First I would like to say thanks for all the help given before. As
I said I am still learning Haskell. My problem is the following:
I have a text file and somewhere in the file there is string (Let's say
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ly 'bkfilled'
In a do expection pattern binding: write bkfilled
Any idea?? I mean bkfilled is supposed to be [String] but it says it is a
String, any idea why???
Best Regards
Alex
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Thanks it works but what exactly does this "in" before the last statement
does?? I have never seen it before and the program gives me the parse error
if I don't have it??
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NooK
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I have a program which creates textfiles out of other
files. Since theprogram is runned from windows I output some text strings
(Like "Filecreated succefully") and I need to stop the program before it
quits so thatthe user can read the line outputted to know what went on and
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> f
I have a program which creates textfiles out of other files. Since the
program is runned from windows I output some text strings (Like "File
created succefully") and I need to stop the program before it quits so that
the user can read the line outputted to know what went on and then he can
press EN
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Bonjour à tous
Voici une annonce pour un
grand congrès de logique qui sera organisé au printemps 2005 en Suisse. Il
existe des possibilités d'obtenir des bourses pour participer à ce congrès à
travers l'AUF (Agence Universitaire de la Francophonie), mais il faut se
dépêcher car la limit
As usual a beginner in Haskell. Trying to write a simple program in haskel
shown below
main :: IO()
main =catch (do
hexFile <- readFile "file"
putStr "What is the key number (0 or 1)?\n"
keyno <- getLine
putStr "Input key.\n"
key <- getLine
newLine <- outputLine keyno key (lines(hexFil
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On 2005-04-20 19:04:32 -0700, "Alexandre Weffort Thenorio"
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> As usual a beginner in Haskell. Trying to write a simple pro
I have a small program which simply reads a text file, gets the second line
and changes it and writes a clone file with the second line changed.
Basically it looks like that:
main :: IO()
main =do
-- Some code here
hexFile <- catch (readFile "int.hex") (\_ -> do putStrLn "
I think it might have solved it m8 (Worked the few times I tested).
Thanks though I don't really understand why.
Best Regards
Alex
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