nhc13 error messages
What does this error message mean?
Like all compilers, the error messages produced by the nhc13 are
sometimes difficult to understand. Here are a few tips as to what might
have gone wrong.
Only 32 words after gc, need 32 words
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The garbage collector failed to reclaim enough space - the program is
out of heap. Try re-running with +RTS -Hn -RTS where
n is a bigger heap size, e.g. 16M.
arityIS in IntState.hs couldn't find 376
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You have probably used an (n+k) pattern in one of your
equations.
Type error: cannot unify types Prelude.2 and Prelude.3 at 133:9
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In type errors, pairs, triples, and other tuples are denoted by their
arity - thus Prelude.2 means pair.
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1998.05.07
York Functional Programming Group
Malcolm.Wallace@cs.york.ac.uk
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