Just a thought: Some compilers for other languages (e.g. Java and
Eiffel) warn the user about deprecated features, but continue
compilation. Given the current state of flux in the Haskell libraries,
this would be a nice thing in Haskell, too. So my suggestion is a new
pragma DEPRECATED along the
Sven Panne writes:
> [...] So my suggestion is a new pragma DEPRECATED along the
> following lines: [...] Opinions?
I like it. Ideally, tools like HaskellDoc would also be aware of the
DEPRECATED pragma.
On 24-Jan-2000, Sven Panne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Just a thought: Some compilers for other languages (e.g. Java and
> Eiffel) warn the user about deprecated features, but continue
> compilation. Given the current state of flux in the Haskell libraries,
> this would
Sven Panne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote,
> Just a thought: Some compilers for other languages (e.g. Java and
> Eiffel) warn the user about deprecated features, but continue
> compilation. Given the current state of flux in the Haskell libraries,
> this would be a nice thing in H
Sven Panne wrote:
>
> Just a thought: Some compilers for other languages (e.g. Java and
> Eiffel) warn the user about deprecated features, but continue
> compilation. Given the current state of flux in the Haskell libraries,
> this would be a nice thing in Haskell, too. So my sugg
