I've just run into a problem with Hugs-2003 on Windows, where I get the following message: [[ ERROR "D:\Cvs\DEV\HaskellRDF\N3FormatterTest.hs" - Program code storage space exhausted ]] (This is attempting to load a consolidated test harness, so there genuinely is a lot of Haskell code here, for all the unit test cases.) A look around the web suggests that this is due to a predefined limit in Hugs, which requires a recompilation to change. I'm in the process of downloading the source, to look at this. But meanwhile, I have three questions: - am I right, or am I overlooking an option to allow larger programs? (I tried increasing the heap.) Assuming I am right: - does anyone already have a build of Hugs for Windows that can handle larger programs, available for download? (I use the console version, rather than WinHugs -- I tried WinHugs, but that just throws up unexpected syntax errors.) - can anyone point me to instructions for building Hugs on Windows using a freely available compiler? (I have only very old versions of the Microsoft C development software.) #g ------------ Graham Klyne For email: http://www.ninebynine.org/#Contact