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There was a question about seven years ago about using a Haskell interpreter package in the browser by compiling it via GHCJS.
It is still not possible to compile hint via GHCJS ... at least I haven't been able to.
My question is basically: has something changed since then and I should be able to compile it? Or has nothing changed and the interest in this (relatively specific) was not big enough to work on it?
(Bonus Question: Is there some minimal Haskell interpreter package that compiles in GHCJS that I am just not aware of?)
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There was a question about seven years ago about using a Haskell interpreter package in the browser by compiling it via GHCJS.
It is still not possible to compile
hint
via GHCJS ... at least I haven't been able to.My question is basically: has something changed since then and I should be able to compile it? Or has nothing changed and the interest in this (relatively specific) was not big enough to work on it?
(Bonus Question: Is there some minimal Haskell interpreter package that compiles in GHCJS that I am just not aware of?)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: