Simon,
Thank you for your reply.
> This package is used internally by ghc-pkg and ghc to read and write
> the binary package database cache, it shouldn't be necessary for
> anyone else to use it - just invoke ghc-pkg to do any operations on
> the database.
OK. We started using the Cabal library
> fine. On the other hand, you cannot simply type it at the ghci
> prompt; you will get a parse error like the one you mentioned. ghci
> only allows you to enter expressions, not declarations.
Which in practise (for a total beginner not familiar with haskell)
means typing `let doubleMe x = x + x
On Tue, Mar 08, 2011 at 12:40:23PM +0800, Simon Sin wrote:
> Hi! I'm new to Haskell. Following someone's notes, I was doing this
> "doubleMe x = x + x". I did this two days ago and it worked. But I try to
> do it today, I got an error "parse error on input '=' ",
If you put
doubleMe x = x +
On 04/03/11 11:49, William Knop wrote:
Hi all,
Not to pester, but this problem has me stumped. All of the
dependencies that ghc reports are broken/recursive are reported (with
identical versions) by ghc-pkg/cabal as being part of my bootstrap
install.
Rerunning the offending command with "-packa
On 08/03/11 07:46, Kazu Yamamoto (山本和彦) wrote:
Hello,
The release note of GHC 7.0.2 says:
1.5.6.3. bin-package-db
This is an internal package, and should not be used.
What is the intention of this change?
The author of "cabal-delete" hesitates to register "cabal-delete" into
H
Hi! I'm new to Haskell. Following someone's notes, I was doing this
"doubleMe x = x + x". I did this two days ago and it worked. But I try to
do it today, I got an error "parse error on input '=' ",
This is rather inconsistent and should not happen in a computer compiler
(i.e. day one works, day
