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I just realised that we actually have a ticket for this:
http://hackage.haskell.org/trac/ghc/ticket/3065. Interestingly, that thread
reports increased allocations for some nofib programs with a similar patch but
I'm not seeing that any longer with 6.13. In any case, we agreed to get rid of
the
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Hi,
Mark Lentczner is working on rewriting Haddock's HTML back-end to
output semantic XHTML markup. This new back-end uses the xhtml
library. Is it possible to add it as a boot library?
Thanks,
David
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2010/3/28 Thomas Schilling :
> The only part of ghc-syb that depends on syb is the GHC.SYB.Utils module. I
> moved that into a separate package. ghc-syb-0.2 now only depends on base and
> the ghc package. The new package is ghc-syb-utils-0.2.
Thanks Thomas but since I want to use the instance
The only part of ghc-syb that depends on syb is the GHC.SYB.Utils module. I
moved that into a separate package. ghc-syb-0.2 now only depends on base and
the ghc package. The new package is ghc-syb-utils-0.2.
HTH
On 28 Mar 2010, at 16:10, David Waern wrote:
> 2010/3/22 Thomas Schilling :
>>
2010/3/22 Thomas Schilling :
> I wonder if the ghc-syb package really needs to depend on syb. Just
> data may be enough if we split it up. How would you make use of syb
> without depending on the syb package?
I would copy the parts I need. If it was possible to depend on syb I'd
prefer that of c