such as the pointer equality method used in
the 1988 Hydra paper. Observable sharing (Claessen and Sands, 1999) is
identical to the solution that was implemented in Hydra in the mid 80's
and described in the 1988 paper; the difference is that they call the
approach "obser
cutable application is able to find its own documentation
files. This is usful in a GUI program, for example, where it's nice to
make the documentation availble under the Help menu.
Something along these lines (with a cleaner design) would be generally
useful.
John O'Donnell
On
Hi,
Has anyone managed to get cabal to run on Windows? I'm running Windows
XP. There are lots of other things, including old version of Haskell
tools, installed, but it's too costly to try installing cabal on a fresh
machine image.
Whenever I do cabal update, the response is "Unsuccessful
t
but according to gcc documentation -V requires an argument.
Has anyone managed to get hs-plugins to work? If so, what platform,
which version of ghc and gcc, and where did you find the hs-plugins
source?
Best wishes,
John O'Donnell
... from config.log...
gcc version 4.3.0 20080428 (Red H
years ago, but it's never
worked on any of my systems since then.
John
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To: John O'Donnell
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Subject: Re: [Haskell-cafe] hs-plugi
ew more papers that give an overview of Hydra with some
examples,:
www.dcs.gla.ac.uk/~jtod/publications/1995-Hydra-FPLE/
www.dcs.gla.ac.uk/~jtod/publications/2002-Hydra-PDSECA/
www.dcs.gla.ac.uk/~jtod/publications/2004-DeriveFastAdder/
John O'Donnell
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