[Haskell-beginners] Infinite recursion in list comprehension

[Silent Leaf]

I succeeded to get it working with n = 2,000,000 at least, through this
means:

primesBelow :: Int -> [Int]
primesBelow max = list
  where list = 2:3:rest
        rest = [ v | k <- [1..(max-1)`div`6], i <- [-1, 1]
                       , let v = 6*k+i, checker v]
        ...
        ...

the function "checker" (in the list comprehension, as conditional) is using
itself in its definition the variable "list" to generate the test for each
"v" of the list comprehension "rest". I dunno if this kind of recursion
suits you.
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