#Hugs 98 source software#
#Hugs 98 source code#

Libhugs-x11-bundled - A binding to the X11 graphics library Libhugs-unix-bundled - POSIX functionality

#Hugs 98 source software#

Libhugs-stm-bundled - Software Transactional Memory Libhugs-quickcheck-bundled - Automatic testing of Haskell programs Libhugs-parsec-bundled - Monadic parser combinators Libhugs-opengl-bundled - A binding for the OpenGL graphics system Libhugs-openal-bundled - A binding to the OpenAL cross-platform 3D audio API Libhugs-network-bundled - Networking-related facilities Libhugs-mtl-bundled - Monad transformer library Libhugs-hunit-bundled - A unit testing framework for Haskell Libhugs-hgl-bundled - A simple graphics library based on X11 or Win32 Libhugs-haxml-bundled - Utilities for manipulating XML documents Libhugs-haskell98-bundled - Compatibility with Haskell 98

#Hugs 98 source code#

Libhugs-haskell-src-bundled - Manipulating Haskell source code Libhugs-glut-bundled - A binding for the OpenGL Utility Toolkit

Libhugs-fgl-bundled - Martin Erwig's Functional Graph Library Libhugs-cabal-bundled - A framework for packaging Haskell software Libhugs-alut-bundled - A binding for the OpenAL Utility Toolkit “It’s all the advice I have to give.Binary: hugs libhugs-alut-bundled libhugs-base-bundled libhugs-cabal-bundled libhugs-fgl-bundled libhugs-glut-bundled libhugs-haskell98-bundled libhugs-haskell-src-bundled libhugs-haxml-bundled libhugs-hgl-bundled libhugs-hunit-bundled libhugs-mtl-bundled libhugs-network-bundled libhugs-openal-bundled libhugs-opengl-bundled libhugs-parsec-bundled libhugs-quickcheck-bundled libhugs-stm-bundled libhugs-time-bundled libhugs-unix-bundled libhugs-x11-bundled libhugs-xhtml-bundled “Don’t wait until tomorrow before it is too late, if you want to live, live now, not tomorrow or the day after,” Cole said on Saturday. It was a moment they both would always treasure. The mother and daughter spent the rest of the day talking and dancing with one another during the reunion party. “It was exactly something I would say,” she said with a laugh. Sonya Grist said she knew Cole was her mother in their first email correspondence they ever had, when Cole wrote to her, “You have to understand this computer doesn’t like me.” “When I told my mother, the first thing she said was, ‘I want to go on a plane to Canada and hug my mother,’ but we couldn’t do that because of the pandemic, but here we are now.” “In the end, I found Gerda’s stepson, and they told me that Gerda is alive and well and living in a home in Canada. “I was fully expecting to find eventually some record of death,” he said on Saturday. He said the whole time he was just simply hoping to find the name and background of his birth grandmother. Stephen Grist helped his mother track down Cole in Canada and contacted her at a Toronto long-term care home. “It means so much to be able to live to see these moments.” I am so overjoyed to be able to say, ‘my daughter,’” Cole said on Saturday. “Thank you all for coming and sharing this wonderful experience with me. Jokingly, her daughter retorted, “Don’t emphasize my age.” Cole squealed in excitement and repeated the words “80 years” in bewilderment. On Saturday, the two held tightly onto each other during the reunion. The mother and daughter have been separated for 80 years since. Her parents sent her alone on a children’s transport to England.Īt age 18, she gave birth to her daughter, Sonya Grist, in 1942, but due to her economic situation, she was advised by the refugee committee in England to place her baby for adoption, and was told not to have any further contact with the child. Gerda Cole, a 98-year-old Ontario woman, says she received the best Mother’s Day present she could ever imagine after seeing her daughter again for the first time in eighty years.Īs a young Jewish girl, Cole escaped persecution in her native Vienna, Austria in 1939 at the start of Second World War.