Hi,
Einar Wolfgang Karlsen writes:
Consider the following Concurrent Haskell program where a reader
thread is forked off to wait for input over the reading end of a
pipe. The main thread attempts after a while to close this
file descriptor.
module Main (
main
)
Sven Panne writes:
Compiling with -prof doesn't work on HPs (HP-UX 10.20):
-- Main.hs --
main = return ()
-
panne@rimatara: ghc-3.01 -prof Main.hs
ghc-3.01: module version changed to 1; reason: no old .hi file
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
Hi,
would it be possible to send us a copy of the code that's showing this
up? We're unable to reproduce this here.
Thanks,
--Sigbjorn
Marc van Dongen= writes:
Hello there,
While compiling some source code of mine, containing
the following lines (line numbers included):
321
322
Hi,
last week someone here at our department installed a new gcc. We used
to have 2.7.2.x and we have now 2.8.1. Suddenly our sources we
compiled with ghc-2.10, ghc-3.00-1 and ghc-3.01 crashed. OK.
The old gcc can still be called as gcc.o. Exchanging gcc with gcc.o in
the ghc driver fixed this
Stefan Westmeier writes:
Hi,
last week someone here at our department installed a new gcc. We used
to have 2.7.2.x and we have now 2.8.1. Suddenly our sources we
compiled with ghc-2.10, ghc-3.00-1 and ghc-3.01 crashed. OK.
The old gcc can still be called as gcc.o. Exchanging gcc with
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Hi All,
Surely messages about specific Haskell implementations are of potential
interest to the majority of readers on the Haskell mailing list? Are
you saying that messages about some cool new feature in nhc, or some
puzzling results obtained using Hugs, or some new observation about
the