| > on getting that working again.) I have a parser that works with (IIRC) | > GHC 6.0 somewhere, though it would take a little bit of finding. If | > that would be useful for you, let me know. | | I have one sitting around somewhere that works with 6.4, I think. | Nothing I wrote myself, just something I managed to find online - if | you want a copy I'll see if I can dig it out (it was from a while | ago). | | Having a 6.0 parser is not much use to me, but the second you've got a | 6.6 parser I'd love to hear from you! Yes, it'll be great to have External Core working again. Thanks to Kirsten and Peter for picking it up. (Peter, Kirsten, if you get stuck, I'm happy to help.) Simon

Hopefully it will be coming together soon. The last couple of weeks have been pretty hectic for me, but most of it ends tomorrow. I'm hoping to put some time into getting the code into shape this weekend. Aaron On Mar 8, 2007, at 4:34 PM, Kirsten Chevalier wrote:

On 3/8/07, Neil Mitchell wrote:

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Hi,

I would like to parse GHC Core to an abstract syntax tree, as the old GHC Core library used to allow the user to do. I do not want to depend on the GHC API (too big), but don't mind depending on a small and separately available .cabal'd package. I also don't mind copying a few modules into my program. The types are of no interest to me, if that makes it any easier

Does anyone have the code/library to do this sitting around?

Does it matter which version of GHC? As far as I know, there's no External Core parser that will work with the code emitted by -fext-core in 6.6. (Aaron Tomb and I (mostly Aaron) have been working on getting that working again.) I have a parser that works with (IIRC) GHC 6.0 somewhere, though it would take a little bit of finding. If that would be useful for you, let me know.

Cheers, Kirsten

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