>>A couple of days ago I posted a question about the cgi library,
>> which was not answered.
>Hopefully, this repeat request will get you some answers (though I
note >that
>Graham Klyne did answer your question at length on 23/6/2003).
Is there a place where I can search through the old mess
Hello:
A couple of days ago I posted a question about the cgi library,
which was not answered. What are appropriate courses of action for me
in a case like this?
Thanks.
Mark
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Hello,
I have ghc 5 and 6 installed on my redhat 7.3 system. I have
downloaded and unpacked the cgi library, which wants to have hugs
installed. Is there an easy way to make this work with ghc (including
the examples, I think I'll need them), or should I just try to install
hugs.
Thank you.
Hello,
I am going through YAHT again, using galeon and redhat 7.3.Galeon is
apparently using xpdf to diaplay the tutorial. There are some things
that are not displayed. For example, in 3.1 Arithmetic, on about the
sixth line, it says : For instance, the number is an _expression_ (its
value is
Hello,
I let make run while I was sleeping on my redhat 7.3 system and in
the morning it seemed to have worked. I ran make install which also
seemed to work. Now when I type ghc --help it tells me about
"ghc-5.04.2". Does this mean that I am still running ghc 5? What can I
do if I am still runni
Hello,
I have been trying to install ghc on my redhat 7.3 system. I have
about a 1.2 ghz processor. I got ghc-5.04.2 installed from an rpm. The
./configure for ghc-6.0.1 seemed to work fine. When I ran make it went
for about an hour and a half, at which time it seemed to have been
hung up for 15
Greetings,
I am going through the Tutorial using ghc on a redhat 8.0 system.
Everything works fine untill I get to the map function:
Prelude> map toUpper "hello world"
:1: Variable not in scope: `toUpper'
Prelude>
Can anyone tel me what is or might be going on?
Thanks.
Sincerely,
Mark
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Hello,
I am thinking about learning Haskell and rewriting my shopping cart,
which I have written very poorly in perl, in Haskell. I already have
GHC installed on my web server and personal computer. Is this a good
or bad idea? Does Haskell have anything like perl's CGI module? What
are the adva
