I hope this isn't a FAQ, but AFAIR this hasn't been asked in the past:
Are there plans to replace the ghc frontend (driver), which
is currently
written in perl, by a version implemented in Haskell?
I know that perl is nice for fiddling with command line
options, but on
the other
Wed, 28 Jun 2000 02:36:04 -0700, Simon Marlow [EMAIL PROTECTED] pisze:
But fortunately now we have, and if you look at the current CVS
HEAD you'll see the new driver, written (almost) entirely in Haskell.
Written in Haskell when we consider a compiler which is needed to
compile it, but it's
Why can't you have
class Eq a = Member c a | c - a where member :: Eq a = c - a - Bool
OK, so then sequences require Eq on elements, but since Member is a
superclass of sequence, every sequence has a member method,
and so a must be in Eq anyway. Puzzled
Simon
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Ameet, Stephen,
Alastair Reid is, I believe, actively working on updating his graphics
library
(from which SOEGraphics was originally derived), to work with the current
version of
GHC. What I don't know is when he expects to be done.
Alastair? What's the status?
Simon
Hi, My name is
simonpj writes:
Alastair Reid is, I believe, actively working on updating his graphics
library (from which SOEGraphics was originally derived), to work with
the current version of GHC.
What I don't know is when he expects to be done.
Alastair? What's the status?
I don't think there's
Hello,
I am very interesting by GPH working on Linux/i386 cluster.
I performed many attempts to grasp/build this beautiful thing
last years (!), all with negative results :-(
Reasons were different: or binaries were compiled for old glibc,
or something unsuccesful was happened during source
