(but then I may be wrong about
this - I don't understand the fptools Makefiles, yet;-).
Great - thanks,
Claus
PS. I still have to figure out how to make hslibs/win32 in
isolation, so I won't be able to test confirm whether this
solves all the HGL/GHC/Win32 problems for a while (e.g
Would that be in the released Greencard or only in the cvs version?
In the CVS version only AFAIK.
So the Win32 sources could now be regenerated and future builds and
releases wouldn't run into these problems with Win32 or HGL anymore?
I believe so.
---
Two suggestions for CVS maintainers:
1. we could make better use of the cvs.haskell.org home page:
- add a link to the cvs-web interface proper
- add an overview of what is where in the cvs tree
(probably best generated automatically from brief description
Thanks for looking at this Claus.
- the full-screen titlebar effect with the SOE variant suggests
some window-handling incompatibility, if it wasn't for Hugs and GHC
using the same graphics source code.. (is there a difference in the
win32 bindings for Hugs vs GHC?)
[This mail got rather
Thanks for looking at this Claus.
no problem - I'm kind of nearby, and I'm not promising anything
(unless just looking at it is going to help;-).
- the full-screen titlebar effect with the SOE variant suggests
some window-handling incompatibility, if it wasn't for Hugs and GHC
using
Can anyone help? I would like to run a program using the Haskell
Graphics Library under GHC on Windows. HGL is listed as a package
(when ghc is asked about its packages) but not actually distributed
as a package with ghc-5.02.3. On trying to remedy this,
- I am able to compile HGL by
That is a shame. I tried both suggestions (specifying
position explicitly
and recompiling with fvia-c -- i had been using O all along)
and neither
worked :(.
I also tried using 5.03, and got the following warnings:
[ message deleted ]
It looks like there are some prototypes missing:
I'm hoping that a GHC honcho will say
Well of course that happens with 5.02.2 - you should
upgrade to 5.03 right away.
or some such.
I'm afraid not :-) But there *is* a bug in the native code generator in
5.02.2, namly in the FFI support for passing floating point arguments to
When I compile a program using GHC 5.02.2 on Windows 200 using HGL,
I don't have GHC installed on my Windows partition (nor space for it,
I suspect) so I'll ask some questions and hope they suggest an answer.
Does it work ok using Hugs and HGL?
Sigbjorn Finne did a great job of packaging
When I compile a program using GHC 5.02.2 on Windows 200 using HGL, using
the following command line:
ghc --make HelloWorld.hs -o HelloWorld.exe -package concurrent -package
win32 -ic:\GraphicsLibrary\lib\win32
it compiles fine, but then when I run the exe, the window starts out
initially as
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