> "Simon" == Simon Peyton-Jones writes:
Simon> Nowhere. It's a name generated by GHC itself during
Simon> compilation.
OK.
Is there some way to recognise what the function is?
The problem is with ESC/Haskell. I have managed to get the code
integrated into the 6.11 tree, and it work
Nowhere. It's a name generated by GHC itself during compilation.
Simon
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ld not expect it to "just work".
I hope this helps a bit
Simon
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| Subject: Re: Functions for builtin operato
> "Simon" == Simon Peyton-Jones writes:
Simon> sorry, got diverted by paper writing.
Well, I've got diverted by the dragonfly season starting, so i don't
suppose I shall look at this again until October.
Simon> GHC desugars Hsakell into Core, and it's Core that you are
consuming i
