Put back the '$(RM) $@' in the rule for building library modules when
splitting, until we fix this problem properly.

Add comment noting that StgLint is currently broken.

rename takeMaybeMVar to tryTakeMVar

Undo revision 1.34 of Prelude.hs, ie, reinstate fromDouble in class
Fractional (in standalone mode).  This reduces by a factor of 6 the
number of enters required for some simple expressions,
for example    1.0 :: Double.

Updated to cope with updated test.

Added RULES for realToFrac with types
   Double   -> Float
   Float    -> Double
   Double   -> Double
   Float    -> Float
   Rational -> Rational

This was unaccountably empty before.

Allow the c-t storage manager to reuse dead symbol table slots, as had
always been intended, but up to now has been disabled due to ultra-paranoid
debugging.

Zap CRUDE_PROFILING.  It was there mainly to test assess the effect of
the simplifier; is redundant.

Hack to work around bug in pre-4.06 mkdependHS.  Fixes last night's
nightly build failure.

Removing the duplex #include "Storage.h"

Removed info and texinfo support.

Used identifiers rather than paths to find the print and HTML stylesheets.
N.B. This means that building docs won't work unless you set
SGML_CATALOG_FILES to
/usr/lib/sgml/CATALOG:/usr/lib/sgml/stylesheets/nwalsh-modular/docbook.cat,
or wait for this lot to be added to the build system (RSN).

Get package names right.  Again.

Point out in the comment for GhcLibHcOpts that it also applies to the
standard library and hslibs.

Changed Perl test so that it simply allows vv5 & 6 and disallows any other;
also hardwire path to perl to /bin/perl under Windows, to avoid clashing with
other weird Perls that may be on the path.

Add -DNO_REGS to SRC_CC_OPTS.

Record details of the fptools/mk/build.mk required to build Hugs.

Fix various compile-time warnings in the assembler and evaluator.

Corrected a typo (omitted space).

Undefine NO_REGS.  Seems unneccessary since the driver supplies it anyway
when compiling the RTS, and this duplicate defn generates a lot of warnings.

Reorder tests in whatIs() to try for most common options first.

Typo: changed ($Var) to $(Var) in test to set SplitObjs.

Committing the Makefile, too, might be a good idea: Removed ctypes.

* Changed a backslash at EOL to the word "backslash". Using cpp in
  conjunction with Haskell is a real hack...

* Renamed the module Ctypes to Ctype, because CTypes is (soon) a
  module from package lang. I'm not sure if two files differing only
  in their case work under "the" OS. Just to be sure...

Detect threads that are blocked on themselves (i.e. black holed), and
raise NonTermination exceptions.  We only do this when the system is
deadlocked, so as not to introduce unnecessary overhead in the normal
case.

Replaced last remnants of C in the scanner/parser with carefully tuned
Haskell. TODO: Test with GHC < 3.03

change a bunch of externs into statics.  This fixes a long-standing
bug and should eliminate the annoying "<blah> was declared extern and
later static" warnings from gcc.

Put the extern declarations *outside* the function body for a
CCodeBlock.  This will enable us to give "extern" declarations for
variables that have scope static to the current module.

Replaced SGML2INFO stuff (which is no longer supported) with SGML2PS (which
is, and may well be useful to some).

*argl* Sorry, my usual Monday-typos...

shutdownHaskellAndExit is "safe" again

Name qualification
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Yet another wilbble on the recent renamer fix, this
time to make sure that names are printed unqualified
if they should be.    Sigh.

Interface file reading
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Make interface files reading more robust.  
  * If the old interface file is unreadable, don't fail. [bug fix]

  * If the old interface file mentions interfaces 
    that are unreadable, don't fail. [bug fix]

  * When we can't find the interface file, 
    print the directories we are looking in.  [feature]

Removed a last flaw and use `cvs export' instead of `cvs checkout' now.

Adding a bunch of `unsafe's to foreign imports. TODO: Could somebody
verify that declaring shutdownHaskellAndExit as unsafe is OK?

The NCG doesn't like `foreign label' yet, so addrOf_ErrorHdrHook is a
C function now.

Handle sameMutVar#, sameMVar#, writeForeignObj#

Handle ThreadIdRep. Output warnings for {Word,Int}64Rep, returning a
completely bogus size (for testing NCG only).

Fixed typo in comment