Are there any tools available for producing a GNU Emacs readable tags
file from a set of Haskell/Gofer scripts?
Ideally this would be an optional output file from a compiler, as it
knows where the functions are better than any kludgy awk/perl ... etc.
script ever could. However, as I don't curre
Lennart
You are absolutely right about this. It is a bug, but for the reason you
describes, not a disastrous one. It should be cleaned up in Haskell 2 (ha!).
Simon
| From: Lennart Augustsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
| Date: Fri, 10 Jan 92 21:57:44 +0100
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| I have some problems with modules aga
Kevin,
In regard to asynchronous I/O, you said:
> This applies equally to the request model. Nothing prevents the submission
> (but not necessarily resolution) of a later I/O request during resolution
> of an earlier request if those requests are independent (and the request
> stream is hyper-s
Phil,
I said:
| Consider a polymorphic continuation request such as the following:
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| someRequest :: T a -> (U a -> Dialogue)
To which you replied:
> Quite true, but note that there are *no* polymorphic IO functions!
> At least, not for any `true' polymorphic function satisfying Reynold's
