so I noticed DrIFT was generating code like
f Foo{bar} = ...
as seemingly a shorthand for
f Foo{bar = bar} = ...
which does not seem to work with current compilers. I fixed this in
2.0.2 but was curious why it was generating code like that in the first
place. it appears to be illegal looking at
Google for 'punning'. It was removed from Haskell (I don't know why --
look at the list archives). But that used to be legal.
On Thu, 13 Nov 2003, John Meacham wrote:
so I noticed DrIFT was generating code like
f Foo{bar} = ...
as seemingly a shorthand for
f Foo{bar = bar} = ...
