quot; declaration is actually called Main and hence insists on a
main declaration.
""""
mbolingbr...@perihelion ~/tmp
$ ghc -c Hal.hs
Hal.hs:1:0: The function `main' is not defined in module `Main'
"""
Compile this instead:
"""
module Ha
7;t produce the .hcr file.
I tried adding -no-hs-main but that doesn't help.
I can add 'main = undefined' to Foo.hs, but then the core file doesn't
contain the declaration of addOne because it's not used.
Any suggestions?
Thanks!
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or that matter. A
"find" in /usr/lib/ghc-6.6 doesn't turn up anything called State, either.
I presume that I'm doing something incredibly stupid, but I'd appreciate
a bit of help!
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eason it doesn't just exit gracefully, or print "Control-C caught" or
something like that?
(9:38am strontium:ACE/ ghc --version
The Glorious Glasgow Haskell Compilation System, version 6.2.1)
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Foreign.C> (0 :: Double) / 0
NaN
Prelude Foreign.C> realToFrac ((0 :: Double) / 0) :: CDouble
-Infinity
yikes! the NaN got turned into a -Infinity!!!
aside from manually checking for 'strange' Double/CDouble values and
wrapping realToFrac, is there a better way? also, does this cou
t; op :: forall a . a -> i -> i
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> is
> | essentially converted into an if-cascade, which is not what you want.
> | OTOH, if you write the strings in their expanded form like
> ['f','o','o'],
> | you get your
to a dead state...I don't see how any of
these three functions accomplishes that...what am I missing?
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lable
which basically seems to be telling me that the program hasn't been
closing the old processes, even though they're definitely not in use
anymore.
Does anyone have any suggestions how to get around this?
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Hi all,
Suppose you have:
class C a where ...
data MkC = forall a . C a => MkC a
foo :: MkC -> ...
and I want to specialize foo for when the 'a' in the MkC is, say, Int. Is
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nt terms would be higher, so you'd really have
to have a large datatype to notice the difference, I'd imagine...
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Hi,
> The GHC documentation says about // (update array operator):
>
> "For MOST array types, this operation is O(n) where n is the size of the
> array. However, the DiffArray type provides this operation with complexity
> linear in the number of updates".
>
> The word "MOST" sugggests th
No, it's possible -- it's done under the hood in GPH (parallel Haskell);
it just doesn't exist in normal GHC...
On Tue, 28 Oct 2003, Dimitry Golubovsky wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Hal Daume III wrote:
> >>Hmm... I can write out functions using the "Show (a ->
o google and searching for 'site:haskell.org haddock Show'
or something like that. I find it's a reasonable way to find things,
though of course not perfect.
> 2. Remove the split between "type/class index" and "function/constructor
> index&
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Is this possible, or need the specializations go in the defining module.
Is this decision based on a fundamental problem with allowing
specializations anywhere, or was it just a design choice (in which case I
would encourage it's removal)...
Thanks!
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> I think lumping all these extensions under one switch is the
> problem. I find it hard to do useful stuff without some extensions,
> but would rather not be bitten by this kind of things.
Hear hear :). I agree. Though the only extension which gets me is TH
(both the |] issue mentioned here an
I don't think this is the problem, though, as none of the path issues he
mentioned contained the ill-mannered "hdaume" in them :).
Perhaps SimonM can comment more on this...
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On Tue, 3 Jun 2003, Simon Marlow wrote:
>
> > Sorry about that. I
Sorry about that. It's fixed at:
http://www.isi.edu/~hdaume/ghc-6.0-sparc-solaris2.tar.bz2
Simon: could you update the haskell.org link?
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Yes, it does. Furthermore, this contains profiling and normal libraries,
but not documentation.
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On Fri, 30 May 2003, Simon Ma
here :).
Happy Haskelling!
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It would help to know:
What directory you are running ghci from
What directory the files you're attempting to load exist in
What their file names are
What their module names are
The command you're using to load them
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d: foo
> hello
bYou said: hello
> You said:
> ar
here it goes right the first time, but then i have to type two more
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> You said:
> You said:
> ^Ctest: interrupted
9:55am moussor:JavaInterp/
basically, i have to type 'fo' before it will give me my first reply. I
thought the two calls to hSetBuffering would fix this.
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ines of code in all.
It doesn't seem that these get thrown away anywhere in the AbsSyn -> Core
piping process. I'm not sure the extend to which this de-simplifies
Core. Currently these Notes are only used to store SCC information for
profiling and INLINE information.
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me to
implement it, I could do it myself (probably), but I thought I'd ask the
experts first (or if there's anything like this in there currently)...
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It's been a while since I've installed GHC on Windows, but I believe back
when I did it (5.00 or something), you needed to have cygwin installed in
c:\, not c:\cygwin, despite cygwin's protests. I don't know if this has
changed, though.
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Aha, that's it.
Thanks.
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On Mon, 27 Jan 2003, Simon Marlow wrote:
> > Sure. The relevant files look
Warning: deleting non-existent /tmp/ghc8140.hspp
I can probably trim down a smaller example and send if off if that would
help. It doesn't happen with a very simple example. I think it probably
depends crucially on the fact that the .h file #includes another .h file.
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file or directory
In file included from /tmp/ghc5638.hc:6:
lm_bridge.h:10: parse error before "word"
lm_bridge.h:11: parse error before "word"
lm_bridge.h:12: parse error before "word"
Any idea why there would be a difference?
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Claus,
How did you get ghc to use gld when doing --make instead of standard
ld? I'm having the exact same problem you were and I'd love to make it
work faster.
Thanks in advance,
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th
o value is an error value and (m1 + m2) is the
action which attempts to run m1 and then, if it fails, runs m2.
HTH
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On
f i *remove* the '-package readline' from that commandline, it
builds properly.
is this needed?
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> a) adding arguments to the ghci was not well documented. So I appended
> the following (and a few more paths) to my .gnu-emacs:
>
> ;(add-hook 'haskell-mode-hook 'turn-on-haskell-hugs)
> (add-hook 'haskell-mode-hook 'turn-on-haskell-ghci)
> (setq haskell-ghci-program-args
>(append
>
en we do get full deforestation as we want. This new version, when run
with [1..25], yields a time of
4.12u 0.23s 0:04.44
which is actually faster than the TWICE/DOUBLE version.
So...why is GHC more aggressive with Ints than with Doubles and what are
the additional conditions under which
Question about dupTo...you can use it to, for instance, redirect stdout to
a file. What if I want to have stuff that is printed to stdout to be
redirect to a file *and also* printed to stdout. I fooled around with a
few combinations, but nothing seems to work. Please help :)
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On Thu, 5 Dec 2002, John Meacham wrote:
> I sent a message
SeekMode...
I'm sure opinions differ on this, though...
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On Tue, 3 Dec 2002, Simon Marlow wrote:
> > Ah...but if
Ah...but if the fixity is not explicitly specified (and thus defaults to
infixl 9), this isn't printed, which is what was catching me...it seems it
should be (or perhaps say "infixl 9 (default)")?
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Any chance :info could also report fixity information, especially for
symbolic identifiers?
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> > More fun with Haskell-in-the-large: linking time has become the
> > main bottleneck in our development cycle. The standard solution
> > would be to use an incremental linker, but it seems that gnu does
> > not yet support this:-|
>
> Hmm, I've never heard of linking being a bottleneck. Even G
List.foldl'
forall a b. (a -> b -> a) -> a -> [b] -> a
Prelude>
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On Fri, 22 Nov 2002, Mark Carroll wrote:
sages or people suggesting implicit paremeters or
monad wrappers (in fact, count this as the first of said emails).
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On Mon,
If it appears in Data.List then you need to import Data.List. In order to
do this, you will need a newer (>=5.03) version of GHC, if I'm not
mistaken.
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You don't need the parentheses. So, you want something like:
class Foo a b c d e | a b -> c d, a -> d e where...
which means from the paper:
class Foo a b c d e | (a,b) -> (c,d), a -> (d,e)
HTH
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is seriously undervalued -- I know that I
didn't know about it for about a year of using ghc even after asking if
such a thing could be done in various places (clf, mostly). Perhaps it
should go in the option list for +RTS?
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yeah, the mode needs to be updated. edit your haskell-ghci.el file ,
namely the line which begins "(setq comint-prompt-regexp" to:
(setq comint-prompt-regexp "^[\*_a-zA-Z0-9\. ]*>")
The problem is that ghc changed a bit what it outputs.
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yield warnings for unused definitions...
Is there a reason for this (i.e., is the common behavior in other
compilers)?
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Test.Nothing ->
Test.zdwTrue};
Test.Just (a1::a) ->
%case ds1 %of (wild1::Test.Maybe a)
{Test.Nothing ->
Test.zdwFalse;
Test.Just (b::a) ->
There's ParserCore.y in the ghc sources, but this relies on a bunch of
other stuff. Does anyone have a Core language library, such as one which
might be found in the std libs at Language.GHCCore, or something like
that?
If not, I'll probably try to create something myself.
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On Tue, 22 Oct 2002, Fran
I'm being hit by undecidable instances, but I can't see why. I read and
reread the GHC docs on MPTCs, but to no avail. This is what I'm trying to
do:
newtype S a = S a
instance MArray IOUArray a IO => MArray IOUArray (S a) IO where
...
the instance declaration is basically just wrapping
-> x (map (+y) z)
if you wish.
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On Wed, 16 Oct 2002, Bryn Keller wrote:
> Prelude> let f = \x->\y->\z->x (map (+ y
> b)
is not...
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acceptable, function.
HTH
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On Thu, 10 Oct 2002, mathieu wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am trying to define a polymorph
rently on (this enables me to have i686 and
sun4 binaries coexisting in a friendly manner).
Then, when I want a normal build, I do:
ghcm Foo.hs -o Foo
and for a profiled:
ghcp Foo.hs -o Foo_prof
It saves a lot of build time.
Is this the sort of thing you're looking for?
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This means its an unboxed tuple. See recent thread about boxed
vs. unboxed.
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On Fri, 4 Oct 2002, David Sabel wrote:
>
>o There are functions like "unsafePerformIO". How many of these
> unsafe functions exist and what are their names? Is there
It depends on what you count as unsafe. There's also unsafeIOToST, which
is just as unsafe (You can write unsafePerformIO using this -- see a
message to the haske
omething
to the list of derived classes should *not* change
previously derived instances.
There is yet another thing. If we have:
newtype Foo = Foo Int deriving (Num)
instance Show Foo where { show = undefined }
then, the value of 'show (Foo 5)' is undefined, but the
arr i f = castIOUArray arr >>= \arr' ->
unsafeWrite arr' i (f==F)
here we have represented Fs by their isomorphic type Bool, which already
has MArray instances.
HTH
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yesterday (or something), it was refusing to fall over.
If you have a short program which demonstrates the same problem, I'm sure
Simon would love to get a copy...
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Hi
> I am trying to using the ShowFunctions module but
> ghc 5.04.1 is not being able to find its interface
> file.
> $ ghc -c t.hs
Try '-package lang'
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piler conjures up some
value of type RealWorld to use. It is unsafe because it
doesn't guarentee the relative order of IO actions.
Of course, someone correct me if I'm mistaken.
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I get this when I "+RTS -h" one of my programs...
what does it mean?
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if you compile a program -p -auto-all with ghc and the name you give the
exectuable contains iether a "." or a "-" (and possibly other things) it
will core dump when executed (at least on sparc solaris), or so it seems,
under 5.04.
has anyone else had this problem?
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't include this option. if i copy that
call to gcc and add it maually at the command line, everything's cool
thoughts?
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if I have
newtype Foo = Foo Int
and i want to make it an instance of typeable, how do I create a TypeRep
object?
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Not positive, but perhaps you could just hide things like (!), array,
etc., from Unboxed since these are class methods and Unboxed is probably
just reexporting what Array exports? You should also probably import
Data.Array instead of just Array.
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the version number of GHC to change significantly. A
minor version change should not break programs (imo).
Sorry for the tirade, but I'm pressured to get some code out soon and this
isn't helping things.
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I'm migrating my (stolen) Binary module to ghc 5.04 and it uses this
function which also seems to have disappeared...am I just not looking in
the right place?
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remove the type signature
from the number function. then, in ghci:
*ImpParam> :t number
forall a. (%ns :: BLSupply) => [a] -> [(a, [Bool])]
*ImpParam> let %ns = BLSupply [] in number "hello"
[('h',[]),('e',[]),('l',[]),('l',[]),('o'
insert x ys
| otherwise = x : y : ys
but we cannot write for the second-to-last line:
x `?cmp` y
or
x ?`cmp` y
any chance this will be changed (my preference would be for the first one.
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cides to index the new docs :). a closer
integration would be nice though...
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39: Module `Foreign' does not export `makeStablePtr'
StdDIS.hs:39:
Module `Foreign' does not export `addForeignFinalizer'
StdDIS.hs:39: Module `Foreign' does not export `makeForeignObj'
gmake[2]: *** [StdDIS.o] Error 1
anyone have a patch?
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> Could you try IOUArray for completeness too? (An IOUArray is the
> unboxed version of IOArray, it can be found in Data.Array.IO).
It fits in as the fastest:
IOUnboxedMutArray 0.48u 0.04s 0:00.58 89.6%
> > NormalArray 1.65u 0.20s 0:01.89 97.8%
> > NormalArrayReplace
IO $ withHMatrix m maxEigenvalue
???
Thanks!
- Hal
p.s., Please continue to CC Carl as this issue came up in conversations
with him
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I'll take a stab at this:
> data Foo2 = forall a. MkFoo2 { val2 :: a
>, func2 :: a -> Bool
>}
>
> But the compiler said:
>
> Can't combine named fields with locally-quantified type variables
> In the declaration of data constructor
On Thu, 20 Jun 2002, Simon Peyton-Jones wrote:
> I assume you mean 'bar' in module Main?
Yes :)
> | Now, suppose I change Foo.hs so that "foo x = x + 2". If I
> | ghc --make on
> | Main, it will build Foo, then Bar, then Main, then link. Is
> | all of this necessary or can I (manually) ju
s -osuf $ARCH.p.o, etc.
As long as this default is overridden by explicit options, I'm fine with
it, but please don't hardwire it :).
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lda, const float *B, const int ldb,
const float beta, float *bC, const int ldc);
everything works (well, at least i no longer get an error on *that* line
-- the other errors are still there).
So it looks like you were right. How can I get ghc to *not* do this? :)
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to be able to see where the allocations from malloc, newArray,
etc took place.
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Ah, my problem was that I was using the extension ".ghs" on my "Foo" file
and it expected ".gc".
Thanks.
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the modules that need
it and put it's directory in the search path with -i). Unfortunately,
even so it complains that it doesn't know how to marshall my datatypes.
Any suggestions?
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I agree; the problem is that I fear that making my own instance by using
setToList will be very inefficient (or at least much more so than an
instance which actually looks at the tree structure).
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I should have been more specific :). I was referring to the more
complicated things, such as Lucas numbers, Binomial coefficients, etc.
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The gnu web page
(www.gnu.org/manual/gmp-4.0.1/html_node/gmp_70.html) claims that Haskell
(GHC) has bindings to GMP. Is this true? How can I access these
routines?
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Is there any particular reason FiniteMap (and hence Set) aren't instances
of Ord? I realize it's "weird" to define a map to be ordered, but even if
the Ord definition were in some sense "nonsensical", being able to have,
for instance, Sets of Sets of things would
turn res)
this function opens and reads a file, parses it using the function
provided, deepSeqs the result and closes the file.
could a similar thing be done with popen?
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Loops 38 30.8 29.5 30.8 29.5
i realize it's being entered a lot of times, and i can understand that it
would use a bunch of time resources, but i don't understand why it's using
so much space.
any help would be appreciated...
- Hal
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Hal Daume
raries, since there are so many possible
implementations and, it seems, the "best" implementation could be very
compiler dependent. but barring this happening, what's the best approach
to take for things like this. is // fast, or is it better to create new
arrays?
- Hal
> | -
can we expect a function like:
sum [x*y | (x,y) <- zip (elems v) (elems u)]
to be as efficient as, say:
sum = 0
for i=1, n
sum = sum + v[i] * u[i]
?
Basically, will any intermediate lists be created here?
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Hal Daume III
"Computer science is no more about computers
mance; the one with zeros
is just a bit faster than the other, but probably not significantly so.
So this case didn't show a problem with undefined. Could there ever be a
problem or is the compiler smart enough to catch this?
- Hal
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Hal Daume III
"Computer science is no more
arc Solaris
and x86 Linux builds of my programs and basically have to keep two
separate directory structures to house them. With this, I could simply
point my solaris ghc to do --o-postfix=s.o and my linux ghc to do
--o-postfix=l.o or something.
- Hal
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Hal Daume III
"Computer scie
attached the transcript. If anyone has any ideas, please let me know
:) (oh, when building i used the build.mk.sample as is and this is on
sparc solaris 2.7).
Thanks!
- Hal
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