On 24-Feb-1999, John C. Peterson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You can't nuke monomorphism without addressing the ambiguity problem.
If you've got the time, would you mind giving an example of the kind
of ambiguity you're talking about? I think I know roughly the kind
of problem you're talking about, but I think a concrete example might
help to focus the discussion.
> At the very least, you need scoped type variables to disambiguate
> types in the absence of the MR.
Well, scoped type variables are a good idea anyway, aren't they?
Is there anyone who _doesn't_ want scoped type variables in Haskell 2?
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