Got a strange one. I am compiling two files using GHC, one of which
depends on the other. The first compiles just fine, but the second
compile gives an error on the *hi* file of the first. Specifically:
dlb@hudson temp]$ ghc -c -fallow-undecidable-instances -fglasgow-exts
-fallow-overlapping-
Simon Peyton-Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > One additional comment. I frequently use quotes (') as suffixes
> > for identifier and type names. As can be seen above ghc loves adding
> > quotes (` and ') around parts of its messages. This becomes *very*
> > confusing when the last part of th
Hi
In order to build H/Direct with Linux, you need to remove the line
all :: libcom.a
from lib/Makefile near the top after configuring. Otherwise, it won't
compile. (It would try to build M$-COM support. Another "all ::"-rule ist
provided.)
bye.
Hello.
H/Direct-0.14 doesn't generate a correct haskell module from the following
IDL-File:
module Probe
{
interface Typ {};
Typ erz_typ([in] int a);
int abfr_typ([in] Typ t);
void zer_typ([in] Typ t);
};
The generated
> When I compile the module below with ghc-4.01
> and -fglasgow-exts, I get the following error message:
>
> YouCantDoThat.lhs:8:
> Kind mis-match between `_a :: *' and `Int# :: *#'
> Expected type: _a -> Int'
> Inferred type: Int# -> Int'
> In the first argument of `$', n
Hi there,
When I compile the module below with ghc-4.01
and -fglasgow-exts, I get the following error message:
YouCantDoThat.lhs:8:
Kind mis-match between `_a :: *' and `Int# :: *#'
Expected type: _a -> Int'
Inferred type: Int# -> Int'
In the first argument of `$', namel
The program
data Ex = forall a. Ex [a] deriving Eq
main = print (Ex "abc" == Ex "abc")
causes ghc-4.04 to die with
Subst.lhs:199: Non-exhaustive patterns in function zip_ty_env
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so part of the table of contents is outside page boundaries.
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^^
