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| From: Glasgow-haskell-users On
| Behalf Of Ganesh Sittampalam
| Sent: 05 August 2019 14:02
| To: glasgow-haskell-users@haskell.org
| Subject: exhausted simplifier ticks and hs-boot files
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| Hi,
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| The code below (also attached - unzip and run go.sh) triggers the GHC
| panic "Simplifier
Hi,
The code below (also attached - unzip and run go.sh) triggers the GHC
panic "Simplifier ticks exhausted", and I'm unsure whether I should view
it as an instance of the known infelicity in the inliner
(https://downloads.haskell.org/~ghc/latest/docs/html/users_guide/bugs.html#bugs-ghc)
My code
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Simon
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| Sent: 02 May 2006 21:36
| To: haskell@haskell.org
| Subject: [Haskell] (GHC) Boot files and instance declarations
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| Hi all. A quick bootfiles question.
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| The GHC docs
I need to change the boot .hi files for TypeRep, to include
the derivied show instance for TyThing, what is the format?
Keean.
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source tree; can you
not elaborate the ppr instances instead?
S
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| Subject: boot files...
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| I need
Yes, it might be easier to elaborate the ppr instances... That
way I only have to modify instances I am interested in.
Keean.
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I am using .hi-boot files quite a lot at the moment. I'm very grateful for the recent
change to a more Haskelly syntax, but I have a couple of suggestions for the GHC team
to implement in their no doubt ample free time. 8-)
(1) Importing a module {-# SOURCE #-} into itself currently produces
Thanks for the suggestions, George. May I suggest that a good place
for these things is the Feature Requests tracker on the GHC
SourceForge page - otherwise good suggestions tend to get lost if we
don't implement them immediately.
I am using .hi-boot files quite a lot at the moment. I'm
Ah, I've figured it out. The new .hi-boot file format is actually Haskell!! Well
almost.
You have to fully qualify type names (you can't use Int, you must use GHC.Base.Int)
and the input isn't run through -cpp.
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Formerly .hi and .hi-boot files had the same format; however ghc5.03 has a binary
format for
.hi files and a textual one for .hi-boot files. This is a nuisance for me, because I
have an
ingenious scheme by which .hi-boot files are themselves from Haskell files by ghc,
which thinks
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