Compiling GreenCard generated programs does not always work on HP-UX.
The following program (a short version of some GreenCard output)
demonstrates the problem:
-- Main.hs --
import Addr
main :: IO ()
main = do gc_result - _casm_ ``do
Sven Panne writes:
Compiling GreenCard generated programs does not always work on HP-UX.
The following program (a short version of some GreenCard output)
demonstrates the problem:
-- Main.hs --
import Addr
main :: IO ()
main =
Alex Ferguson and (earlier) Yoshihiko Ichikawa ask for clarification of
the intent of the discussion on binary I/O.
It might help if I outline the capabilities of the Binary library
(currently available only for nhc13, but as Simon PJ notes, if you want
it in ghc/hugs, ask him).
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Real world example: development tools process a large geometric data set to
build a run-time optimized BSP tree with precalculated lighting and
collision information. The user application will not modify this data, but
it will have to load it dynamically without slowing down a 30Hz
Alex Ferguson wrote:
Tony Davie:
And anyway didn't this start out about how to do I/O on binary data.
To be honest, I'm not sure this discussion does necessarily address
the original query:
Steve Roggenkamp:
I would like to use Haskell for several larger scale projects, but I
