Simon Marlow [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote,
The CVS repository is being branched for 4.06 as I type
this mail. In a day
or two, after final testing and any last-minute tweaks,
we'll call it 4.06
and crank the release handle once more.
On Linux, compiling it with a vanilla GHC 4.04 (ie,
Simon Marlow [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote,
The CVS repository is being branched for 4.06 as I type this mail. In a day
or two, after final testing and any last-minute tweaks, we'll call it 4.06
and crank the release handle once more.
On Linux, compiling it with a vanilla GHC 4.04 (ie, the
Linux
Just a small note: Building GHC from CVS finally works, including the
docs. Something really off-topic, but probably helpful for others:
For internal reasons I had to switch to another Linux box and suddenly
got the following message in /var/log/warn:
Jan 20 00:01:09 marutea kernel:
A few minor things regarding the 4.06 docs:
* db2html creates the html subdirs with mode 700, but it should
better be 755. Is this a phenomenon of my local db2XY tools?
If not, the makefiles should take care of that.
* The user's guide talks about version 4.04, not 4.06.
*
A few minor things regarding the 4.06 docs:
* db2html creates the html subdirs with mode 700, but it should
better be 755. Is this a phenomenon of my local db2XY tools?
If not, the makefiles should take care of that.
They get 755 here. Probably something specific to your
Hi Folks,
The CVS repository is being branched for 4.06 as I type this mail. In a day
or two, after final testing and any last-minute tweaks, we'll call it 4.06
and crank the release handle once more.
We're fairly optimistic about this release: there have been some performance
improvements and
Simon Marlow wrote:
[...] Any last minute bug reports or feature requests?
Of course... :-)
After a monstrous fight against the versionitis of jadetex and the
DocBook tools, I've finally managed to build the installation guide
and the user's guide. But there were tons of warnings like:
After a monstrous fight against the versionitis of jadetex and the
DocBook tools, I've finally managed to build the installation guide
and the user's guide. But there were tons of warnings like:
jade:/var/lib/sgml/CATALOG.docbk31:24:0:W: DTDDECL catalog
entries are not supported
Should
Or you can use OpenJade 1.3
(http://peano.mathematik.uni-freiburg.de/jade-cvs/), which I
think supports DTDDECL.
Oops, I take it back. The OpenSP 1.4 prerelease supports DTDDECL, but not
1.3, and OpenJade 1.4 hasn't been released in any form yet (except CVS).
--FAC
