Hi
I just installed ghc-4.08.2 on Windows NT. I tried the following program
module Main where
import System
main = do
argv - getArgs
case argv of
(inp:out:[]) - do
contents - readFile inp
writeFile out contents
_ - putStr "usage_msg "
I
Hi
I had the same problem.
The problem is with one of your cygwin libraries.
Reuben Thomas sent me this reply:
-
You probably need to change the mingw package: if its date is 200012xx, try
downgrading to 200011xx. This recommendation also applies to Janna Khegai's
message.
Hi
I think that there's a bug in dupChan in
Chan.lhs
I tried the following program.
main = dochan -
newChanch - dupChan chanwriteChan chan "done"x
- readChan chany - readChan chprnt ("Got "++x ++"
"++y)
Now if I remember correctly this should print "Got
done done".
Instead it exits
Hi
I installed ghc-4.08.1 earlier today on a Windows
NT box. I tried out hello world. I compiled with:
ghc -O -static -o main Main.hs
Compilation went fine. But when I tried to run the
program it produced no output. I then experimented further. I got TclHaskell
up running and successfully
Hi
Regarding the nabove question, if you use "packAnchor W" then it should
align the widgets to the left. If this doesn't work then there is a bug. Let
me know and I'll fix it.
As far as giving configuration options to composite widgets. FranTk will
eventually allow this, but does not do so at
of
TclHaskell, which uses concepts from Conal Elliott's Functional Reactive
Animation to provide a more declarative interface for GUI programming.
http://www.dcs.gla.ac.uk/~meurig/TclHaskell/
http://www.haskell.org/FranTk/
If you have any questions about either let me know.
Meurig Sage
- Original
Hi,
I'm the developer and keeper of FranTk and TclHaskell.
I note Simon PJ suggested you have a look at FranTk.
It's the more powerful of the two and provides good support
for structuring programs. (It's built on top of TclHaskell.)
I spent the summer working with the GHC group on it.
Hi,
I've got the following program. It depends heavily on finalisers being run
regularly as it goes along. I therefore call yield regularly to try to
ensure this.
This works perfectly under the original ghc-4.04 release, weak pointers are
garbage collected and finalisers run regularly.
However,
Hi
When compiling the cvs ghc and hslibs from Nov 30 I found the following
problem.
Compiling hslibs/util/Select.lhs failed because it imported posix interface
files.
../../ghc/driver/ghc-inplace -syslib concurrent -syslib
posix -recomp -cpp -fglasgow-exts -fvia-C -Rghc-timing -O -split-objs
Hi,
I got round yesterday's compilation problem (panic on interface file), by
compiling the module Widgets.lhs without -O.
The demo program now compiles.
It runs normally and will happily give a time profile.
./demos +RTS -pT
However, when run with heap profiling
./demos +RTS -hC
it crashes
Hi,
I tried compiling a cvs copy of ghc from Monday 22 November.
This was on Windows NT. The compiler was compiled using the binary
ghc-4.045 binary release. It crashed when compiling PrelBase.
==fptools== make all --unix
then it is
definitely a path problem. Try adding the TclHaskellSrc directory to your
path.
Hope this works, let me know how you get on.
Meurig
Meurig Sage wrote:
Announce: FranTk
I can't get franTk running under Win95. It fails with:
Error while importing DLL "c:\t\TclHaskellSrc\TclPrim.dll"
This
ug reports to: Meurig Sage, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Download FranTk from
http://www.haskell.org/FranTk/
ghc-4.04 gives the following confusing error message:
compiling with ghc-4.04 -fglasgow-exts -c Test.hs
Test.hs:8:
None of the type variable(s) in the constraint `Eq a'
appears in the type `Set a - Set a - Set a'
In the type signature for `unionSets'
Compilation had errors
of TclHaskell.
There is a user manual, and demos directory, with a full range of
examples.
Send bug reports to: Meurig Sage, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(I'll be away for the next fortnight and will only be looking at my email
intermittently).
The TclHaskell web site is at:
http://www.dcs.gla.ac.uk/~meurig
a new release of it out in the next
few days that works with hugs98 and ghc-4.04.
Meurig Sage
-- previous mail sent 20 July 1999 ---
Hi,
I am indeed working on an improved version of TclHaskell.
I'll be providing an initial release within a few weeks.
(Hopefully by the end of this month
/TkHaskell.html
but I believe Meurig Sage is working on a much improved version as we
speak. I've used TclHaskell a bit and quite like it, but it does have
a few rough edges. Chris Dornan is no longer maintaining it,
unfortunately.
Hi,
fix is available from
http://www.dcs.gla.ac.uk/~sof/ghc-win32.html
--sigbjorn
The fix doesn't quite work.
Eg
running
$ghc-4.03 -o main main.hs
$./main a b +RTS -H20M
["a","b","+RTS","-H20M"]
where main.hs is
module Main where
import System
main = do
as - getArgs
print as
Add -mno-cygwin to the gcc command line when compiling any .c's.
--sigbjorn
Thanks, that fixed the initial problem but now I've got another one.
Running the program causes it to crash with the application error:
The instruction at "0x77f6ce0c" referenced memory at "0x0010". The
memory
Using the new ghc-4.03 binary snapshot on Windows NT I get the following
problem compiling a file.
gcc -c tclhaskell.c
ghc-4.03 -fglasgow-exts '-#include "tclhaskell.h"' -o main.exe Main.hs
tclhaskell.o -ltcl80 -ltk80
tclhaskell.o(.text+0x69):tclhaskell.c: undefined reference to `_impure_ptr'
Meurig Sage wrote:
Hi,
I'm using ghc-4.02 on Windows NT. I downloaded the binary installshield
and the cygwin B20.1. I then compiled up a large program.
The compiled program crashes some of the time with the following error:
...
This problem goes away if I increase the heap size
} etc. are irrelevant for tcl.
---- */
void primSetVar(char *varname, char *inp)
{
if (tcl_debug) {
fprintf(stderr, "set %s %s\n", varname, inp);
}
Tcl_SetVar(interp, varname, inp, TCL_GLOBAL_ONLY);
}
--
Meurig Sage
Dept of Computing Science
University of Glasgow
http://www.dcs.gla.ac.uk/~meurig
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
at
http://www.dcs.gla.ac.uk/~meurig/TclHaskell.tar.gz
Meurig
--
Meurig Sage
Dept of Computing Science
University of Glasgow
http://www.dcs.gla.ac.uk/~meurig
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
to mplus eg
plusMb :: Maybe a - Maybe a - Maybe a
I use this sort of thing a lot. I think I'd prefer MonadPlus to stay
though. Keep it in the Monad library?
Meurig
--
Meurig Sage
Dept of Computing Science
University of Glasgow
http://www.dcs.gla.ac.uk/~meurig
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
ERY useful having the do syntax, as it has made the sequential part of
the functional programs easy to explain.
--
Meurig Sage
Dept of Computing Science
University of Glasgow
http://www.dcs.gla.ac.uk/~meurig
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
-2.04 aswell. Sigbjorn said
"the backend is trying to steal more x86 registers than gcc can handle".
The solution is to do the following, compile ArrBase separately using:
make EXTRA_HC_OPTS=-monly-2-regs ghc/ArrBase.o
Then go on with the make.
--
Meurig Sage
Dept of Computing Science
at test2.lhs:3
Defined at test2.lhs:3
Compilation had errors
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Meurig Sage
Dept of Computing Science
University of Glasgow
http://www.dcs.gla.ac.uk/~meurig
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Meurig Sage
Dept of Computing Science
University of Glasgow
http://www.dcs.gla.ac.uk/~meurig
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
statements or clauses.
make[2]: *** [ghc/ArrBase.o] Error 1
make[1]: *** [all] Error 2
--
Meurig Sage
Dept of Computing Science
University of Glasgow
http://www.dcs.gla.ac.uk/~meurig
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
There's a bug in the signalQSemN function in the
Semaphore module. (In versions ghc-0.29 through 2.03).
The following function blocks when x=y, but works when
y=x-1.
f x y = do
qSem - newQSemN 0
forkIO (waitQSemN qSem y)
threadDelay 1000
signalQSemN qSem x
When compiling the following program, the compiler
crashed with a bug. This only happens when compiling
with -O.
--
module Test where
import GlaExts
test :: PrimIO ()
test = ioToPrimIO (putStr "bob") `seqPrimIO` test
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