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One of the things I was thinking about was looking at how the Tcl scripting
language and the Windows PowerShell languages do it in addition to the usual
Unix shells. The Windows PowerShell naming conventions seem particularly well
thought out. I do not like the language as a whole due to what I
This is a request for information concerning command line option conventions
that are used among the various operating systems. I intend to create a domain
specific language using quasi-quotation in Haskell that likely should use the
same command line option conventions that most people are fami
Neil,
I hope I can count on your continued support. Your comments are hoping me
refine my thinking. What I am attempting to do is ambitious and so I have my
work cut out for me.
Do I really need quasi-quotes? In a sense I will and in another I won't.
That is the best way to describe it. Ther
Dear Neil,
Neil: For GHC in particular, they currently have a build system that works,
what's the benefit of changing the build system?
John:
To make it even better. As I pointed out in my GHC ticket system feature
request ticket (http://hackage.haskell.org/trac/ghc/ticket/3912) the build
sys
I'm in the process of preparing a rather long letter. In short my response
is "Fair enough. I'll take that as a challenge." This letter is a
meta-discussion. I'm talking about what I'm talking about. I thought to
flush out some of my thoughts and respond to objections which I more than
happy to
Create a blog, put it up there, then post a link to the blog on the
mailing list.
I don't think the GHC development list is best for this kind of
discussion, though. I think haskell-c...@haskell.org is much better
for discussing your ideas. The GHC team already expressed their
opinion: They wil
On 05/03/10 19:28, John D. Earle wrote:
My ticket was just closed with a won't fix resolution. The comment was
"I think the first step would be to create a build system tool, and then
we can look at whether it makes sense to use it for GHC." On the face of
it seems some what logical. It is certai
I am wondering if sending an e-mail attachment is acceptable or problematic in
an e-mail sent to a Haskell mailing list. I see that some people do this. I
would prefer to post content using TeX that is converted to PDF. I doubt anyone
will want to see a dvi or ps file which are common TeX output
>>> http://chadaustin.me/2010/03/your-version-control-and-build-systems-dont-scale-introducing-ibb/
>>
>> This link is crazy. He's abusing big O notation, complaining about
>> constant factors (Python starting up) then suggesting he needs to
>> reduce the algorithmic complexity. He also forgets to
On 6 March 2010 07:35, Neil Mitchell wrote:
>
>> http://chadaustin.me/2010/03/your-version-control-and-build-systems-dont-scale-introducing-ibb/
>
> This link is crazy. He's abusing big O notation, complaining about
> constant factors (Python starting up) then suggesting he needs to
> reduce the a
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