Prepared to support i?86-*-mingw32

Added indexStablePtrArray (moved over from MutableArray)

Completeness job - added read and write ops for various sized Ints and Words.

Added --> {Int,Word}# coercion functions to export list. For internal use only

Avoid a couple of C compiler warnings.

Added osf3 guess

Tweaks to make the sources compilable again on osf3.2

Added isEmptyChan

Moved ST <--> IO coercion functions from IOExts to ST (and LazyST) docs.

- Completed lists of coercion functions provided.
- Clarified what behaviour to expect from Enum instances.

GhcReportCompiles: default is NO

more updates

Tidied up desugar warnings - will now print out patterns containing
infix constructors correctly.

Updated desugaring reg. tests

even more h98 updates, this time to codeGen tests

updates and tweaks

more h98 updates

h98 updates

Updated

Updated for H98

More Enum regression tests than you can shake a stick at.

Updated to work with current sources

Fixes to {word,int}64ToIntegerZh_fast

docfix

Added comment next to the I*_ macros to explain why having them
expand to use 'static' instead of 'extern' is a Really Bad Idea.

integerToInt64Zh: didn't handle negative integers particularly well

Bunch of bug fixes related to Enum instances. Code clean-up.

Move ST <--> IO coercion functions from IOExts to (Lazy)?ST

Removed workaround for bug - fixed (a while ago.)

Changed the various Ix.range methods, to specifically check whether we're
dealing with an empty range or not. As it was, empty array weren't handled
properly.

Tag all 'foreign import's as being unsafe.

do_if_stmt: insert extra (I_) to avoid minInt blues.

Parser didn't accept the (all-important) empty module. Does now.

Updated to work with current sources

ifaceKeywordsFM: adding missing __ccall_GC entry

Fix include typo.

Fix more uses of [n..m]

Fix a use of [ e1..e2 ] in the light of the new Haskell 98 semantics.

Fix two uses of [ e1 .. e2 ] in light of the new Haskell 98 semantics.

Enum instances updated to comply with the behaviour that
Haskell 98 specifies. Notable changes,

  * [a..b] is not the empty list when a>b any longer.
  * [x..] and [x,y..] for Enum Int are now bounded lists.

The first change is might be worth bearing in mind when converting
1.4 code to Haskell 98; functions may have made use of the
old behaviour.