ANNOUNCE: jhc 0.7.5
Announcing jhc 0.7.5! This mainly fixes some bugs that came up in peoples testing of 0.7.4 and includes a lot more libraries in the standard install and better standards support. http://repetae.net/computer/jhc/ Any testing people can do with the new garbage collector -fjgc would be greatly appreciated! As far as I know, this release has no regressions when using the new GC, so it will be enabled by default if I get no reports of problems with this release. Major changes * The Garbage Collector now fully supports the Windows, OSX 10.5 (leapord), and OSX 10.6 (snow leapord) targets. * Lots of libraries, now that I have a somewhat general script to cut through the cabal the following are now included with the default install - haskell98 - flat-foreign (CForegin, etc..) - jhc - base (not the same as ghcs base, close enough for most tasks though) - applicative - containers - Diff - html - HUnit - pretty - safe - smallcheck - utility-ht - xhtml * updates to base libraries to bring them closer to haskell 2010 and ghc base. - updated Functor and Applicative - added Debug.Trace - added a few functions in h2010 not in h98 * support for adding valgrind annotations to generated source for debugging the RTS. * support for having the generated code annotate every heap location with useful profiling/debugging info. useful for debugging the RTS. * support for passing --win to the regression test driver to run all the tests cross-compiled for windows. * The Big HsName cleanup, finally got rid of old alegebraic HsName in favor of abstract Name and its faster operations, faster typechecking/frontend and code simplification opprotunities result. * improve the selftest. * bug fixes John -- John Meacham - ⑆repetae.net⑆john⑈ - http://notanumber.net/
John Meacham schrieb:
Announcing jhc 0.7.5! This mainly fixes some bugs that came up in peoples testing of 0.7.4 and includes a lot more libraries in the standard install and better standards support.
http://repetae.net/computer/jhc/
Any testing people can do with the new garbage collector -fjgc would be greatly appreciated! As far as I know, this release has no regressions when using the new GC, so it will be enabled by default if I get no reports of problems with this release.
Major changes
* The Garbage Collector now fully supports the Windows, OSX 10.5 (leapord), and OSX 10.6 (snow leapord) targets. * Lots of libraries, now that I have a somewhat general script to cut through the cabal the following are now included with the default install
I would like to see the haskell98 part of parsec-2. Cheers Christian
- haskell98 - flat-foreign (CForegin, etc..) - jhc - base (not the same as ghcs base, close enough for most tasks though) - applicative - containers - Diff - html - HUnit - pretty - safe - smallcheck - utility-ht - xhtml * updates to base libraries to bring them closer to haskell 2010 and ghc base. - updated Functor and Applicative - added Debug.Trace - added a few functions in h2010 not in h98 * support for adding valgrind annotations to generated source for debugging the RTS. * support for having the generated code annotate every heap location with useful profiling/debugging info. useful for debugging the RTS. * support for passing --win to the regression test driver to run all the tests cross-compiled for windows. * The Big HsName cleanup, finally got rid of old alegebraic HsName in favor of abstract Name and its faster operations, faster typechecking/frontend and code simplification opprotunities result. * improve the selftest. * bug fixes
John
On Thu, Jul 22, 2010 at 04:08:09PM +0200, Christian Maeder wrote:
* Lots of libraries, now that I have a somewhat general script to cut through the cabal the following are now included with the default install
I would like to see the haskell98 part of parsec-2.
It's high on my list. in the meantime, dropping the attached .cabal file in the lib/ext directory and adding an entry in the 'JHC_EXT_LIBS' field in the Makefile.am should work to get parsec up and running. John -- John Meacham - ⑆repetae.net⑆john⑈ - http://notanumber.net/
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