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should -fglasgow-exts support Haskell98?: msg#00012lang.haskell.glasgow.bugs
I don't know if "ghc -fglasgow-exts" should always accept valid Haskell 98 programs. If that is the intention, then here is a bug: The following program is legal Haskell98 (works fine w/ "ghc") but gives a parse error with "-fglasgow-exts": let _ #>> _ = 1 in (#>>) Thanks. BTW, I've just noticed that the ":t" command in ghci now gives me some very useful information for values without type signatures (when they are in a binding group in which other values have signatures): the names of quantified type variables are nabbed from the other signatures. This is really nice! - Mark
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