Google has never indexed all the mailing lists on haskell.org properly. I never
found out why, although I believe John Peterson looked into it at one stage and
concluded that it wasn't easy to fix. Google does index the mirrors though
(mailarchive.com, gmane.org).
try googling for "albus dum
Claus Reinke wrote:
What I was actually googling for is "ghc haskell language pragma", and
then you get loads of results from manuals before GHC had a language
pragma. I don't mean searching to find the documentation, I mean
searching to find content within the documentation.
This just shows yo
What I was actually googling for is "ghc haskell language pragma", and
then you get loads of results from manuals before GHC had a language
pragma. I don't mean searching to find the documentation, I mean
searching to find content within the documentation.
This just shows you how screwed up Goog
On Tue, 2007-04-24 at 20:25 +0100, Neil Mitchell wrote:
> Hi
>
> > why so complicated? try googling for "ghc user guide", and the very
> > first entry, for me, is the latest at haskell.org. in fact, google toolbar
> > suggests this phrase after just typing "ghc".
>
> What I was actually googling
Hi
why so complicated? try googling for "ghc user guide", and the very
first entry, for me, is the latest at haskell.org. in fact, google toolbar
suggests this phrase after just typing "ghc".
What I was actually googling for is "ghc haskell language pragma", and
then you get loads of results f
Try googling for "The Glorious Glasgow Haskell Compilation System
User's Guide", I was able to find easily:
why so complicated? try googling for "ghc user guide", and the very
first entry, for me, is the latest at haskell.org. in fact, google toolbar
suggests this phrase after just typing "ghc
| You can put site:haskell.org in your Google query to eliminate all of
| those sites. Add inurl:WORD for even greater precision.
Good idea.
| > Any chance some GHC person could politely request that some of these
| > get removed? Having the manual easily searchable is a good thing.
I think you
You can put site:haskell.org in your Google query to eliminate all of
those sites. Add inurl:WORD for even greater precision.
--
Robin
On Tue, 24 Apr 2007 16:15:48 +0100
"Neil Mitchell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Recently I've been wanting to search for things in the GHC manual,
> un
