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The other day I was happily hacking away at some Haskell code. Same thing as always: think hard at about how to represent my problem in Haskell, then type the code quickly enough. Then launch my HUnit test. Tests doesn't return, just seem to be looping for ever!! Uh oh. So I check my code, all the foldr and foldl and such, to make sure nowhere I create an infinite sequence. Nothing. So I took a deep breath and started the ghci debugger. I'm used to graphical debug (Read Full Article)
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