I am trying to use Cabal for buiding HSFFIG as a package. Among other
files to install I have the special template for hsc2hs which is a C
include file. If I specify it in the Includes: clause nothing happens:
it is not copied anywhere during installation.
I need this file to be placed
I wish to toss out a new thought. To that end let me blow up the example
to underline a scalability issue:
A. q ++ ++ a ++ ++ z ++ [ ++ m ++ - ++ k ++ | ++ p ++ |
++ g ++ - ++ c ++ ] ++ h ++ ++ b ++ ++ f ++ ++ i
B. printf %s %s %s [%s - %s |%s| %s - %s] %s %s %s %s q a z m
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Jonathan Cast wrote:
] OK. Right. I forgot about the Church encoding.
I'm afraid just using Church encoding in the typed setting without any
recursive datatypes whatsoever may be problematic.
OK. Wrong terminology on my part. Sorry. I am afraid in any
Albert Lai [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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I wish to toss out a new thought. To that end let me blow up the
example to underline a scalability issue:
A. q ++ ++ a ++ ++ z ++ [ ++ m ++ - ++ k ++ | ++ p ++ |
++ g ++ - ++ c ++ ] ++ h ++ ++ b ++ ++ f ++ ++ i
B. printf
Jonathan Cast [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Albert Lai [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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The best of both worlds may be something like the notation in the HOL
theorem prover:
``^q ^a ^z [^m - ^k |^p| ^g - ^c] ^h ^b ^f ^i``
Do you agree that this is much better?
Could someone implement
Hello!
I'm confused by the error handling in Haskell. I've written a program that
uses a combined monad of type:
type MyMonad a = ErrorT MyErrorType (StateT MyStateType IO) a
(MyErrorType is an instance of Error)
Therefore, to handle IO Errors inside of MyMonad I need to write:
foo :: MyMonad
On Sun, Jul 24, 2005 at 08:00:58PM +, Gerd M wrote:
Hello!
I'm confused by the error handling in Haskell. I've written a program that
uses a combined monad of type:
type MyMonad a = ErrorT MyErrorType (StateT MyStateType IO) a
(MyErrorType is an instance of Error)
Therefore, to handle
