[project @ 1996-07-25 20:43:49 by partain]

[ghc-hetmet.git] / ghc / docs / README

diff --git a/ghc/docs/README b/ghc/docs/README
index d9c06dd..464f301 100644 (file)
--- a/ghc/docs/README
+++ b/ghc/docs/README
@@ -2,8 +2,6 @@ Herein are bits of documentation for, or related to, the Glorious
 Glasgow Haskell compilation system.  Unless specified otherwise, they
 are nestled in the ghc/docs directory of the distribution.
 
 Glasgow Haskell compilation system.  Unless specified otherwise, they
 are nestled in the ghc/docs directory of the distribution.
 

-== semi-proper documentation ==========================================
-

 install_guide/*
        A step-by-step guide on how to configure, build, and install
        the system.
 install_guide/*
        A step-by-step guide on how to configure, build, and install
        the system.

@@ -18,54 +16,16 @@ release_notes/*
        Release notes for the system. What's new in each release, and
        what's coming Real Soon Now.
 
        Release notes for the system. What's new in each release, and
        what's coming Real Soon Now.
 

-io-1.3/*
-       The *draft* Haskell 1.3 I/O proposal at December 1994.  In
-       HTML format.  Unstructured.html gives you the whole thing in
-       one big wad.
-
-state-interface.dvi
+state_interface/*

        "GHC prelude: types and operations", an addendum to the Peyton
        Jones/Launchbury "state" paper, is the definitive reference
        (bar the compiler source :-) of GHC's lowest-level interfaces
        (primitive ops, etc.).
 
        "GHC prelude: types and operations", an addendum to the Peyton
        Jones/Launchbury "state" paper, is the definitive reference
        (bar the compiler source :-) of GHC's lowest-level interfaces
        (primitive ops, etc.).
 

-add_to_compiler/paper.dvi
-       An overview of how to add a piece to the compiler.
+gransim/
+       User's guide for the GranSim parallel-machine simulator.
+       By Hans Wolfgang Loidl.

 
 simple-monad.lhs
        A *simple* introduction to the common use of monads in Haskell
        programming.  No fancy stuff whatsoever.  By Will Partain.
 
 simple-monad.lhs
        A *simple* introduction to the common use of monads in Haskell
        programming.  No fancy stuff whatsoever.  By Will Partain.

-
-../../mkworld/docs/mkworld_guide/*
-       A guide to the ``make world'' configuration system ... ``for
-       the brave.''  The "configure" script (versions 0.22ff) make
-       this a little less visible than before.
-
-../../literate/doc/*
-       The documentation for the ``literate programming'' stuff, if
-       you're interested.
-
-== relevant papers and abstracts ======================================
-
-Consult ghc/docs/abstracts/abstracts<year>.tex for information about
-Glasgow work related to the GHC system.  Other relevant material is
-listed here.  All of it is available by FTP.
-
-Haskell report, version 1.2 (the latest)
-       It was in your May, 1992, SIGPLAN Notices.  Not in the
-       distribution but in ~ftp/pub/haskell/report/ (the usual
-       places).
-
-Haskell tutorial, by Paul Hudak and Joe Fasel
-       Ditto.  In ~ftp/pub/haskell/tutorial/; usual places.
-
-== notes and things ===================================================
-
-NOTES.* Random collections of notes on topics *.  Check the
-       modification dates to see what's new...  Don't believe
-       everything you read.
-
-MAIL*  Files holding some relevant correspondence.
-
-README files
-       A few of these actually exist and tell the truth.