I installed ghc-4.08 into my FreeBSD 4.0-STABLE box
using FreeBSD ports (from freebsd-ports ML).
A compiler was build successfully, however,
an annoying message is shown every time when using it.
---
% ghc -O Main.hs
Couldn't grok consistency: ghc_cc_ID:
.string "@(#)cc Main.hs\t36.1,,"
I have just tried to install ghc-4.08 on a win98 machine and it does not
work. I write a report below.
Unfortunately the instructions you were following are slightly out of
date. I have now corrected them. You don't need to run ./configure, as the
binary distribution of 4.08 fully installs
I spoke too soon. I can only compile from C:\ not from any
subdirectory, i.e. not just failure from another drive.
This I can't reproduce. Failure to compile from another drive, I can.
A fix is to edit C:/ghc/ghc-4.08/bin/ghc in the following way:
change the definition of $TMPDIR near the
Hi,
I just found your address on the net. I'm looking for information on
algorithms which allow you to match different string.
example: Isi Schnitzer and IsY Schnetzer would be recognised as the same or
at least very likely the same.
Could someone help me with doc on the algorothms and if
Do you have any plans on making a Windows 9x/NT/2000-compatible version anytime soon?
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Hi!
I'd like to announce (finally!) the first OFFICIAL PRE-release :) of
hMPI, a Haskell binding for a message passing interface conforming to
the MPI 1.1/1.2 standard.
It's available from
Matt Harden wrote:
It has always seemed to me that having multiple zip functions with
different names (zip, zip3, zip4, etc..) was unfortunate, and a single
zip that handled all possible tuples would be better. Now, with
Multi-Parameter Type Classes and Functional Dependencies, we have an
Mark Tullsen wrote:
Matt Harden wrote:
o A Zippable class be created, defining zip and unzip for all tuple
types (or at least the first few)
For _all_ tuple types? That's a lot of instance declarations ;-)!
No doubt. But seriously, I was thinking of a "built-in" Zippable
instance
Matt Harden wrote:
Mark Tullsen wrote:
Matt Harden wrote:
o A Zippable class be created, defining zip and unzip for all tuple
types (or at least the first few)
For _all_ tuple types? That's a lot of instance declarations ;-)!
No doubt. But seriously, I was thinking of a
Thu, 20 Jul 2000 15:59:36 -0500, Matt Harden [EMAIL PROTECTED] pisze:
I was thinking of a "built-in" Zippable instance just like we have
for Ord, Enum, Show, etc.
What about zipWith, curry, uncurry, liftM, zipWithM?
Also I was not able to unify callN series from
Do you have any plans on making a Windows 9x/NT/2000-compatible version anytime soon?
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