comment on

hs-plugins lets you say

eval_haskell('
-- haskell code here
');
[download]

in a perl 6 program.

As for 'make' not being rerun in the CPAN shell, 'force install' should fix it... CPAN tends to be a little overzealous, and does not retry a build that failed in the same session.

gcc 3.3 should have solved things for you, but then CPAN refused to try again, and that's why it worked later.

-nuffin
zz zZ Z Z #!perl

In reply to Re^7: How much Perl6 have we got? by nothingmuch
in thread How much Perl6 have we got? by bronto

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