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by dinaldo borba de oliveira 18 Aug '03

18 Aug '03

Dear Fellow Haskell-Men, I spent some of my time today at your site: at ... cvs.haskell.org/Hugs/pages/downloading.htm trying to download: hugs98-Nov2002.msi and also: hugs98-Nov2002-src.zip and hugs98-Nov2002.zip using GetRight, to no avail. Please inform if there is something wrong with the server, or if the downloads are blocked, or ... I'm a newcomer, curious to find out more about the Haskell language. The Hugs program was recommended to me by Sebastian Sylvan for me to get acquainted with the basic ideas of the language.. I anticipate my Thanks to you for your attention to this . No hurry: I've got plenty of time. Best Regards, Dinaldo B. de Oliveira, from Salvador, Bahia - Brazil ((12.59 S 38.31 W

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15 Aug '03

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runhugs args
by Jeffrey R Lewis 12 Aug '03

12 Aug '03

Runhugs as of Oct 2002 handled command-line args supplied by #! scripts. HEAD however, doesn't. Here's the issue. Given a script named `foogle-script' that starts with... #! /usr/bin/runhugs -98 -h20000 runhugs will be given the following arguments: arg0: /usr/bin/runhugs arg1: -98 -h20000 arg2: foogle-script Note that the `-98' and `-h2000' have been collapsed to a single arg. This is bizarre, but apparently it's what linux does. The problem is that loadHugs will treat the argv like a normal one, and will expect the `-98' to be a single argument. I've tweaked processOptions to eat spaces and continue after it has processed each toggle group (not checked in). Do people think this is cool, or does anyone have an opinion about a better solution? --Jeff

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12 Aug '03

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struct strScript confusion
by Alastair Reid 05 Aug '03

05 Aug '03

While applying my global C inliner to Hugs code, I got a (legitimate) warning that struct strScript has different definitions in script.c:39 and storage.c:1605. As far as C compilers are concerned, there's nothing wrong with this but it seems like a needless source of confusion for programmers. Two renamings suggest themselves: 1) The definition of strScript in storage.c is really concerned with modules so it should be called strModule (and associated functions renamed consistently). But, there is already a strModule. It seems that strScript could be inlined into strModule but it's a fairly major change. 2) script.c is concerned with files, modification dates of files, etc. so we could change strScript to strFile. For consistency, we might rename some of the functions from that module too - but that's a more major change. Or we can leave Hugs as it is. I've sifted through warnings produced on a range of SPEC benchmarks and I'd say that Hugs is better constructed than most open source code out there. -- Alastair Reid

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