The Windows distribution of GHC includes GCC. Some header files
(such as iostream, algorithm, and so forth), however, are missing
(at least I was not able to find them).
I could, of course, download the correct version of GCC (this must be
version 3.2.3 for GHC 6.4), and put the header files
On 07 December 2005 13:39, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Windows distribution of GHC includes GCC. Some header files
(such as iostream, algorithm, and so forth), however, are missing
(at least I was not able to find them).
I could, of course, download the correct version of GCC (this must
Simon Marlow wrote:
If you want to compile C files using GHC (a reasonable thing to do),
then the right thing to do is install a full GCC somewhere (eg. the
mingw gcc), and tell GHC to use it, like this:
$ ghc -pgmc c:/mingw/bin/gcc -c foo.c
How this flag affects linking and the location of
