Hi!
consider this piece of code:
\begin{code}
class Dumb a where
foo, death, something :: a
instance Dumb Int where
foo = 1
death =
something = 1
\end{code}
yields 'Internal Happy error' with CVS from 1999/06/30 and happy-1.5 (sorry,
I didn't che
> consider this piece of code:
>
> \begin{code}
> class Dumb a where
> foo, death, something :: a
>
> instance Dumb Int where
> foo = 1
> death =
> something = 1
> \end{code}
>
> yields 'Internal Happy error' with CVS from 1999/06/30 and
> happy-
Simon Marlow wrote:
>
> I'm seriously thinking about having Happy generate C files for the parsing
> tables with a small (GHC-specific) Haskell wrapper.
>
Doesn't that remove the incentive to find an efficient all Haskell
solution or find
out why that is impossible (and maybe draw a conclusi
> Doesn't that remove the incentive to find an efficient all Haskell
> solution or find
> out why that is impossible (and maybe draw a conclusion from
> that, or is
> that just what
> is happening?).
Sure - that's why I'm reluctant to do it. There's another side to the
argument, though: if al
