Hi Adrian,
| If I have defined a function like this..
| f =
| it could be re-written..
| f =
|
| I had always assumed the internal representation of
| these 2 definitions would be identical (and should
| yield identical code), but it appears that isn't so
| (with ghc at least). S
-C option cure it... (that was hugs, wasn't it? I added
-Fcpp_hugs to HUGSFLAGS, where cpp_hugs is script which
wraps cpp. See the attachment.)
Haskell (with "syntactic sugar" rules) is quiet good itself.
Cpp is mostly used for "#if" portability triggers, and it's
good for the purpose. C-specific
Dear Haskell Hackers,
It is my pleasure to announce Release Candidate 1 of the
Foreign Function Interface (FFI) Addendum to Haskell 98:
http://www.cse.unsw.edu.au/~chak/haskell/ffi/
I like to invite comments on the specification, which is the
outcome of a rather long development effort (inclu
The only semantic difference is in the type checker - the first form
is not subject to monomorphism while the latter is unless a type
signature is present. There should be no difference at all in the
generated code.
John
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Hello,
Here's something I've always wanted to know but
have never dared ask until now (it seems so basic).
If I have defined a function like this..
f =
it could be re-written..
f =
I had always assumed the internal representation of
these 2 definitions would be identical (an
I faintly remember that there was once work on a Haskell specific
preprocessor. Why was the work abandoned?
cpp just annoyed me again. I wrote
(/*) = something
and cpp complained
Test.hs:4: unterminated comment
Ciao,
Olaf
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Dept. of Computer Science, The University of York
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