> > ghc-5.02.2 cannot parse string gaps.
> > It accepts \ at the end of a line but not at the beginning of the
> > following line.
>
> It works ok here. There's a well-known problem with string gaps in conjunction with
>CPP; see
>
> http://www.haskell.org/ghc/docs/latest/set/options-phases.html#
Hi all.
> What I'm wondering is whether the difficulty is a necessary one, or
> if it was unintentional, is there an easy fix? From your suggestions,
> I guess there isn't an easy fix.
I haven't tried this with GHC yet but Earnie Boyd on Sourceforge has
recently forked Cygwin to produce a Mingw
Ashley Yakeley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Prelude> 0 * 2
> 0
We can generalize this.
import Monad
double_your_monad_in_30_days :: (MonadPlus M) => M a
double_your_monad_in_30_days = mzero `mplus` mzero
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"Malcolm Wallace" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
...
> >
> > Don't know where you get this "actively discouraging" bit from.
>
> I'm sorry, I just meant that it seems to be a little bit more
> difficult now to get GHC and Cygwin to interoperate than it once was.
> The situation as I understand it
> > > ghc-5.02.2 is not a cygwin application,
> >
> > Whilst I was aware that GHC no longer requires Cygwin to run,
> > I didn't realise that it actively discourages use under Cygwin.
>
> Don't know where you get this "actively discouraging" bit from.
I'm sorry, I just meant that it seems to be
> > ghc-5.02.2 is not a cygwin application,
>
> Whilst I was aware that GHC no longer requires Cygwin to run,
> I didn't realise that it actively discourages use under Cygwin.
> This issue arose because a Windows user would like to use `hmake'
> with GHC, and the `hmake' installation currently
> ghc-5.02.2 is not a cygwin application,
Whilst I was aware that GHC no longer requires Cygwin to run,
I didn't realise that it actively discourages use under Cygwin.
This issue arose because a Windows user would like to use `hmake'
with GHC, and the `hmake' installation currently requires Cygwi
ghc-5.02.2 is not a cygwin application, so it won't
understand paths like /d/foo -- it will understand
d:/foo and d:\foo though.
Internally, the compiler will canonicalise paths to
'platform-native' formats before passing them to
external tools, which is why you see the slashes
reversed. GHC coul
We have sporadic network problems here and I may have missed an earlier
reply. I need to know about binding time in Haskell especially with
regard to type variables.
Barbara Nostrand
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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With ghc-5.02.2 running from a Makefile in a cygwin shell under
Windows XP, the following behaviour occurs:
ghc -package lang -package posix -c
-o /d/haskell/hmake-3.00/targets/ix86-CYGWIN_NT-5.1/obj/hmake/QSort.o
QSort.hs
Assembler messages: FATAL: Can't create
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