"Claus Reinke" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> So, as a small token, I've revised my original plan and will now buy one
> of the printed versions (I shall also place higher priority on submitting
> to JFP in the future;-). Let's support forward-looking publishers!
>
> Thanks, Simon, and thanks, Con
Simon PJ writes:
> the existing notice that says "you can do what
>you like with this Report" will stay unchanged. No "non-commercial
>only" caveats.
I remained relatively quiet throughout the discussion,
as I have not contributed to the Report, but I'm very
much relieved.
S
[Resend, sorry for any duplicates you might get.]
On 20021129T102259-, Simon Peyton-Jones wrote:
> The copyright will still be (c) Simon Peyton Jones (as it has for some
> while; it has to be attached to someone or some thing),
AIUI, legally it is attached to everyone who has ever contributed
gt;; "Conrad Guettler (Conrad Guettler
(CUP))"
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Sent: Friday, November 29, 2002 10:22 AM
Subject: The Haskell 98 Report
Folks,
As you know, Cambridge University Press are doing us the huge service of publishing
the Haskell 98
report, both as a special issue of the Jo
Folks,
As you know, Cambridge University Press are doing us the huge service of publishing
the Haskell 98 report, both as a special issue of the Journal of Functional
Programming (Jan 2003) and as a hardback book (it'll cost around £35).
I'm very, very, very happy to say that,
John
I'd like to update the Haskell 98 report to fix all the accumulated
typos. But before I do that I want to put the Report under CVS
somewhere. One possibility is to add it to the same repository
that holds GHC and Hugs (but as a separate CVS module of course).
That respository is al
