Carl, thank you very much. This is exactly what I was looking for, and
it solved my problem in 5 minutes.
What's awesome is that when Cabal finds a .hsc file it automatically
calls this tool. Great.
Thanks again.
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2013/10/8 Carl Howells :
> Have yo
does. Also,
second parameter.
Thanks,
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2013/10/7 Malcolm Wallace :
> If you use cpphs as a library, there is an API called
> runCpphsReturningSymTab. Thence you can throw away the actual
> pre-preprocessed result text, keep only the symbol tab
n.
Any suggestions would be appreciated,
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>
> As with all open source projects, there is always lots of
> infrastructural work to be done, so if that's your sort of thing, there
> are plenty of bugs in that category.
Thanks, I'll start looking for issues with easy difficulty for now and
ask further
second question is do we have any low-hanging fruits in trac, to
help new people start contributing to GHC? I know several open source
projects using that approach and it's really helpful for beginners.
I just skimmed over trac and most issues look way too advanced for a starter.
Thanks in ad
top level definition, it's like all `a`s in scope of top level
definition are same, except when explicitly defined as `forall a.
...`.
Is my intuition correct?
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`ConsF', namely `(fn a)'
In the expression: ConsF a (fn a)
Failed, modules loaded: none.
.. and this is strange because error message describes function as it
is before changing `a` to `x`.
Any ideas why this definition rejected? Is this a bug in GHC?
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ked. I first updated Cabal library (with `cabal install
cabal`) and cabal-install program(`cabal install cabal-install`) and
then reinstalled cabal-dev. Now it works for my "hello world" program.
Hopefully it will also work with my main program(it's compiling now,
and it will take some ti
is using some pre-installed library, and it's not
recompiling the whole world for each sandbox. But I don't know how to
check this.
Any ideas on that?
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o be
built with -prof'.
Can anyone help me on installing/running in cabal-dev with profiling enabled?
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> Not as well-known as it should be is the fact that GHC doesn't make
> much use of monad transformers. Have you taken a look at the sources?
> That might provide ideas on future ways of structuring your
> experiments.
That's interesting, thanks! Do you have any recommendations about
which file to
language. For instance, in most
parts of my code I can actually do IO. On the other hand, I know it's
mostly because of my application area and nothing to do with Haskell.
Let's say I just wanted to know ideas of experienced Haskell
programmers :-)
Ömer
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Hi,
I'm a hobbyist Haskell programmer and my use of Haskell is mostly
consists of writing interpreters, simple virtual machines, and type
checkers.
One thing I'm not happy about my Haskell programs is, almost all of my
programs have a monad transformer stack consisting MonadError, MonadIO
and Mon
is a joy.
And recently I also wrote one, language-lua:
http://hackage.haskell.org/package/language-lua . Maybe I should write an
announcement mail too :-) .
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2012/11/27 Vincent Hanquez
> On 11/27/2012 06:46 PM, Alfredo Di Napoli wrote:
>
>> Thanks fo
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