Hal Daume III <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm in a profiling kind of mood (read: am sick of my program taking too
> long to run), but when I ghc with -prof -auto-all (or -auto or whatever),
> when I try to run my program it seg faults. I don't want to attach all
> the code, since it's really l
On Wed, 1 May 2002, Hal Daume III wrote:
> This isn't a ghc specific question as I've just found a similar problem
> with gcc, but I was hoping someone here could lend me a hand...I recently
> installed RedHat 7.2 on my x86 laptop and then immediately installed
> ghc 5.02.3 from rpm. Compilation
Well, I think I've narrowed the problem down to Binary...the following
program crashed when profiled:
module Main
where
import Binary
import IO
main =
do h <- openFile "foo" WriteMode
b <- openBinIO_ h
put_ b 'a'
hClose h
Any suggestions (or new versions of Binary
i'm using ghc 5.02.1 for sparc solaris
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I'm in a profiling kind of mood (read: am sick of my program taking too
long to run), but when I ghc with -prof -auto-all (or -auto or whatever),
when I try to run my program it seg faults. I don't want to attach all
the code, since it's really long, but I *have* tested profiling on smaller
progr
This isn't a ghc specific question as I've just found a similar problem
with gcc, but I was hoping someone here could lend me a hand...I recently
installed RedHat 7.2 on my x86 laptop and then immediately installed
ghc 5.02.3 from rpm. Compilation works fine as does interpretation but
linking doe
OK, that's fine. But it may be worth putting such download
instructions on
http://www.dcs.gla.ac.uk/fp/software/ghc/nofib.html
cheers
k
Simon Marlow writes:
> > I can't find a tarred up release of the NoFib suite, I can only find
> > it in the CVS repository. Is this intentional?
> >
> I can't find a tarred up release of the NoFib suite, I can only find
> it in the CVS repository. Is this intentional?
>
> The link from GHC's home page points to a very old page at Glasgow
> which doesn't give a link to the software. (Perhaps the link in the
> paper still works - I haven't t
Hi,
I can't find a tarred up release of the NoFib suite, I can only find
it in the CVS repository. Is this intentional?
The link from GHC's home page points to a very old page at Glasgow
which doesn't give a link to the software. (Perhaps the link in the
paper still works - I haven't tried)
Bernard James POPE <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Announcing the GHC internals library, version 0.1. Essentially this
> provides a means for polymorphically deconstructing values that
> reside on the GHC heap, all from the comfort of your Haskell
> program.
Very cool!
As you say, it's a similar
Hi all,
Ever had that deep desire to see what was in that pesky
Stable Pointer/Name table?
Probably not, but I did, and I wrote some code to
print it out in all its glory from the safe confines
of a Haskell program. I thought I'd share it with you
just in case one day you too want to see what is
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