Re: Making GHCi object files on MacOS

2003-12-10 Thread George Russell 
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I don't have such duplicate definitions in my files ... producing a 
package with ghc-pkg -a works OK for me with Wolfgang Thaller's GHC 
6.0.1 build.  Is that how you're doing it, or are you trying to produce 
the GHCi object file manually?
I was producing it by invoking ld directly, since I wrote the
Makefile before the --auto-ghci-lib was introduced.  However now I use
--auto-ghci-lib and it seems to work, thanks.


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Making GHCi object files on MacOS

2003-12-09 Thread George Russell 
Section 4.10.3 of the GHC manual tells me to use
   ld -r --whole-archive
to convert a .a file into a .o file suitable for GHCi.  However
these options only work for GNU ld, which doesn't seem to be
available on MacOS (uname -srv gives me
Darwin 6.8 Darwin Kernel Version 6.8: Wed Sep 10 15:20:55 PDT 2003; 
root:xnu/xnu-344.49.obj~2/RELEASE_PPC).
Specifically, I tried compiling the GNU binutils but got a message from its
./configure telling me that this wouldn't work for the ld directory.
I presume there must be some way of producing GHCi object files on
MacOS, but how is it done?  Thanks
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Re: Making GHCi object files on MacOS

2003-12-09 Thread ozone 
On 10/12/2003, at 3:35 AM, George Russell wrote:

The equivalent to GNU ld's --whole-archive option on Mac OS X is 
-all_load.
Thank you, that seems to work.  Now what should I do to prevent the 
GHCi linker
complaining about duplicate definitions for __module_registered 
(which
seems to be defined in some way in each object file)?
I don't have such duplicate definitions in my files ... producing a 
package with ghc-pkg -a works OK for me with Wolfgang Thaller's GHC 
6.0.1 build.  Is that how you're doing it, or are you trying to produce 
the GHCi object file manually?

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