Dear all,
- remove the A.B.C.hs feature: no-one seems to be using it, GHC doesn't do it, and it's doubling the number of files tried.
For what it is worth, I still think relying exclusively on directories to "name" modules is very awkward. Admitedly, using only "." as a separator isn't that great either, especially not when the names get long. Personally, I'd prefer a mixed approach, keeping logically related (e.g. same library) in one directory, but using dots to describe any structure within the library. Or at least, I think it would be nice if the library builder has the possibility to structure things that way if he/she thinks taht makes sense. But it is very important that the different Haskell implementations agree on this issue, obviously. Best, /Henrik -- Henrik Nilsson Yale University Department of Computer Science nilsson@cs.yale.edu