Mark Carroll <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote,
> The Libraries and Tools For Haskell page has quite a list of things, but a
> few broken links, and links to very many projects that seem to have
> started off as interesting research projects that, as the page itself
> says, were more proofs of concept and
G'day all.
On Mon, Oct 28, 2002 at 08:47:08AM +, Alastair Reid wrote:
> (btw There were some remarks that Chris's library might be dropped
> from distributions because no-one is supporting it. I don't recall
> whether a decision was made on this.)
If Jason is using a version of Edison that
The Libraries and Tools For Haskell page has quite a list of things, but a
few broken links, and links to very many projects that seem to have
started off as interesting research projects that, as the page itself
says, were more proofs of concept and are no longer maintained.
We can't help but be
> How does the ghc run-time system determine if an operation is
> interruptible
> when within "block" function scope? Explanations I've read in various
> papers/web pages state that an operation is interruptible,
> even within a the
> scope of the "block" function, if that operation can potential
> is there any mode for the ghci, which provides autocompletion
> like e.g. the bash?
GHCi on Unix provides autocomplete through the readline library (the
same library used by bash) albeit only for filenames and directories.
We don't compile with readline support on Windows (I'm not sure why).
I
How does the ghc run-time system determine if an operation is interruptible
when within "block" function scope? Explanations I've read in various
papers/web pages state that an operation is interruptible, even within a the
scope of the "block" function, if that operation can potentially block
waiti
> For some reason I can't find references to these packages
> Control.Monad.Identity and Sequence. WinHugs barfs on the former
The current release of Hugs doesn't support hierarchial module names.
The next release will support them. See
http://haskell.org/pipermail/hugs-users/2002-October/00