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Some of these tests were using 'take' in their attempts to duplicate
some work and hence run longer, but since GHC just started deforesting
'take' this stopped working.  Now we use {-# NOILINE #-} as a
hopefully more robust way to subvert optimisations.

remove slow way; it generates too much output

add x86_64 output

update output

slow output

add slow output

mode=slow

That completes the imaginary and spectral suites.  Most of the
programs in here will now run in 1-2s with mode=slow (on a 3GHz P4).
I had to modify the programs in a few places, so there will be some
slight discrepancies in the size of Main.o due to these changes.

mode=slow

back out: attempted repetition wasn't really working

mode=slow

mode=slow

fish doesn't take any args; this looks like a cut-n-pasto

mode=slow

mode=slow

mode=slow

mode=slow

mode=slow

mode=slow

mode=slow

speed up mode=slow

Run each nofib program multiple times, tunable by the $(NoFibRuns)
variable.  nofib-analyse already knows how to average the times from
multiple runs.

de^Monised

Comment out tuple instances that are now in GHC 6.5.

Add a comment

unbreak nofib

Rename Maybe to avoid class with Haskell 98 module of the same name.

The compiler now detects local modules that overlap with package
modules, so we must rename Random to avoid the clash.

Add another puzzle-solving program

accept output

Add README

Update mate problem

Add bernouilli

Add $($(HcFlavour)_HAPPY_OPTS) to HAPPY_OPTS, where HcFlavour defaults to GHC.
Packages may GHC_HAPPY_OPTS if they don't want -agc with ghc.

Add lcss to the mix.

Add bernouilli test

Fixed some broken/redirected/canonicalized links found by a very picky
link checker.

More notes

Suppress printing of the runstdtest command line in GHCi mode.

More fixes for the GHCi way

Fixes to get NoFibWithGHCi going again.