To someone's | So will the features of Hugs eventually be supported by all | platforms and integrated into a future version of Haskell or will I have | to keep seperate versions of my code? Simon Peyton-Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes > [..] However, the GHC team and the > Hugs team are making a conscious effort to align our implementations, > so that at least where they support the same feature they do so > in the same way. > [..] Please, the implementors, provide GHC with the interpreter and interactive shell, like in Hugs. The users avoid the computer algebra programs where they cannot enter simple expressions to the dialogue and get the answers there. I do not program such an interface myself because it should be rather generic, its language has to be again Haskell. Hence, one has to integrate the interpreter with the GHC compiler. ------------------ Sergey Mechveliani [EMAIL PROTECTED]
