Vinicius Callegari writes:
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Tim, watch out, your date is in the past. You messages might not be read...
Thanks for the warning. The messages were indeed sent in the past, and took an
unusually long time to be delivered!
Apparently a few messages got queued somewhere by my MTA (perhaps
Vorin, Michael writes:
I am interested in pursuing practical development of persistence in Haskell.
To this end I have been looking for code/systems which have been developed
previously to build upon - not wishing to reinvent the wheel.
I am implementing persistent memory for Linux (i.e.
Hi,
My recent build of the ghc5-5.02 Debian package produced an unusable compiler
(because libdir was missing a trailing /ghc-5.02. [EMAIL PROTECTED] and I
tracked the problem down, as follows.
The problem occurs with make version 3.77, but not with make version 3.79.1
. Whether it will occur
Lennart Augustsson writes:
Ch. A. Herrmann wrote:
(1) What is the justification for the types Float and Double
to be members of the type class Enum? This might induce students
to use floating point values as counters in arithmetic
sequences.
And what's wrong with
I'm sending this to the list, because I did not get much satisfaction from the
SourceForge bug-tracking tool.
I have just encountered a GHC bug similar to the one numbered 231631 on
SourceForge.
I have some further observations about it, and a small tar file (attached)
showing how to reproduce
