GHCi Cygwin

2002-01-29 Thread Koen Claessen
Hi all, This message should maybe have been posted to a cygwin mailing list, but I figured I would get a quicker answer here. I have sucessfully installed the latest GHC on my (new) Windows laptop. I have also installed cygwin a while ago, and I really like it. (I am doing all my work from a

RE: Polytypic programming

2002-01-29 Thread Simon Peyton-Jones
It's high on my to-do list because it so nearly Works Right, but I have to make it possible to detect when you have got to a data constructor, or a field thereof. The more people who ask the faster it will get done... Simon | -Original Message- | From: Till Mossakowski [mailto:[EMAIL

Selective compilation

2002-01-29 Thread Nicholas Nethercote
Hi, If you want to build GHC in different ways, eg. with ticky-ticky profiling on, you can do it by setting GhcLibWays=t. This make two versions of all the library .o files and .a files, a normal one, and a ticky-ticky one. My question is: can you stop it from making the normal one? Thanks

Re: GHCi Cygwin

2002-01-29 Thread Sigbjorn Finne
Koen Claessen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: .. I have sucessfully installed the latest GHC on my (new) Windows laptop. I have also installed cygwin a while ago, and I really like it. (I am doing all my work from a cygwin shell.) The problem is that control-C is interpreted differently

Re: Polytypic programming

2002-01-29 Thread William Lee Irwin III
On Tue, Jan 29, 2002 at 07:15:51AM -0800, Simon Peyton-Jones wrote: It's high on my to-do list because it so nearly Works Right, but I have to make it possible to detect when you have got to a data constructor, or a field thereof. The more people who ask the faster it will get done... I