Edwin Brady c3cdb9c465 Trying a new Effects api ... Changes: - Eff has become EffM, parameterised over (m : Type -> Type), which will allow us to introduce new effects later, though not currently used - Eff itself is now a collection of type synonyms which build an EffM. It can take either one list of effects, a list of input and output effects, or a list of effects and a function to compute output effects; disambiguated by context - EffT is as Eff, but takes the underlying 'm' - Added 'sig' function for giving effect signatures. All of the above mean we no longer need the {} syntactic sugar, though it's still there. Old effect programs (should!) work with no or minimal changes.		2015-04-05 17:42:54 +01:00
..
expected	Categorise tests	2014-01-30 17:24:08 +00:00
run	Make --nowarnreach the default (for now).	2014-04-11 09:10:26 +01:00
test025.idr	Trying a new Effects api	2015-04-05 17:42:54 +01:00