A Little Learning is a Dangerous Thing !

2001-05-14 Thread Iain McNaughton
Hi ! I'm not quite sure if this is the right place to go for help with Hugs, but I'll give it try... Situation is this: I was running some scripts in WinHugs, and everything was running happily. I then attempted to add ( using ":a" ) a new script, and received the following error message: "Pro

Re: A Little Learning is a Dangerous Thing !

2001-05-14 Thread Ch. A. Herrmann
Hi Iain, I'm working with UNIX only but likely my change will solve your problem too. Iain> I was running some scripts in WinHugs, and everything was Iain> running happily. I then attempted to add ( using ":a" ) a new Iain> script, and received the following error message: "Program

Re: A Little Learning is a Dangerous Thing !

2001-05-14 Thread Antony Courtney
Hi Iain, Iain McNaughton wrote: > > Well, I thought to myself ( fool that I evidently was ! ) that there > must be a parameter somewhere in Hugs that I can set to increase the > program storage space, so I set out to find it. Unfortunately, having > tweaked a couple of numbers ( heap size was on

stack overflow

2001-05-14 Thread Gustav Andersson
Hello, I think I've found a bug in Hugs 98 (February 2001 version). Hugs crashes (Stack Overflow) whenever I try to execute the following piece of code (well I know, the code is not very useful, it came from a typo):   -- f :: Int -> Int -> Intf a b = f (f' a b) b   f':

Re: stack overflow

2001-05-14 Thread Ch. A. Herrmann
Hi Gustav, Gustav> Hello, I think I've found a bug in Hugs 98 (February 2001 Gustav> version). Hugs crashes (Stack Overflow) whenever I try to Gustav> execute the following piece of code: Gustav> f a b = f (f' a b) b that's OK. Function f has two bad properties: (1) it loops fo