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Works in Safari and Chrome.
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examples/translator; the proper place might be in the git contributions, but this can be decided later
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Cross-origin requests are allowed by the PGF service and are supported in
all modern browsers.
See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cross-origin_resource_sharing
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The directory should be the same as the one used in Setup.hs when building
the RGL, where a build directory supplied by cabal is used. This is usually
dist/build/rgl, but it could be different, e.g. when using a cabal sandbox.
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confidence (3) App grammars as test case in Translator.java
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prediction
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Two of the fixes were in the custom version of the binary package. We
should get rid of it at some point, to reduce the maintenance burden.
The third fix was to add new version constraints for happy and alex in
gf.cabal. New versions of them are needed because of the ugly, low-level,
GHC-specific code they produce need to be different for GHC 7.8.
More fixes might be needed for -server mode, but the cgi package is not
compatible with GHC 7.8 at the moment, so it will have to wait.
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