I'm trying to implement an extensible XML De/Serializer in Haskell for
use with SOAP and XML Schema (using the Haskell XML Toolbox). The idea
is you have a type-class, which is instantiated for each type you want
to encode/de-encode. This class (atm) takes the form;
class XMLSerializer a where
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John Meacham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> module A where
> import B
> a = 32 + b
> default (Integer)
>
> module B where
> import A
> b = 32 + a
> default (Int)
>
>
> so, what types do 'a' and 'b' get?
> ghc sort of sidesteps the issues with the hi-boot files, so they will
> get whatever is dec
This reminds me of something I have not quite figured out what should
happen from the report
module A where
import B
a = 32 + b
default (Integer)
module B where
import A
b = 32 + a
default (Int)
so, what types do 'a' and 'b' get?
ghc sort of sidesteps the issues with the hi-boot files, so they
