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GHC 6.5 (Visual Haskell) bug with wxHaskell: msg#00027lang.haskell.glasgow.bugs
I installed the alpha version of Visual Haskell and wanted to try to add wxHaskell to the package list. I compiled wxHaskell from source, using the ghc, ghc-pkg and Haddock from the Visual Haskell distribution. The wx and wxcore packages are visible when I use ghc-pkg list (and they're visible in add references in Visual Studio), but whenever I try to use them (either by adding them as references in VS or trying to compile an example using ghc-6.5 under CygWin, I get the following error: $ ghc -package wx helloworld HelloWorld.hs <no location info>:<no location info>: ghc.exe: panic! (the 'impossible' happened, GHC version 6.5): unknown exception Is this one of those "hidden bugs" due to the bundled version being a prerelease, or am I missing something obvious? -- Greetings, Piotr Wilkin pwl@xxxxxx
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