provider
for their Usenet service. For a regular user, it actually costs more
to subscribe to that NTTP server alone than to my ISP. Unsurprisingly,
my ISP only authorizes its own users to access that particular
service.)
Anthony Chaumas-Pellet
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3) I can browse a Subversion repository with a web browser instead of
having to download code from the repository from the command line (of
course command line is still available). Sometimes viewing a version
of a code sample online is all that is needed to answer a question,
and in that case
You are not missing anything obvious. The process is in fact
somewhat tricky. What you have to do is the following snip
Thanks! I've followed your instructions and got a profiler-enabled
binary up and running. I'd figured out how to modify the Makefile
(silly me searching for *G*HC), but I had
Hello,
I'm currently hacking away a wxhaskell program that uses up 100% CPU
even when it should be idle. So, rather than doing blind guesswork,
I've thought about using profiling to spot the zealous function. I do
not need a very accurate result, though.
ghc with -prof -auto(-all) produces the
to see?
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multiplication, along the lines of:
matProd a b = [[sum (zipWith (*) x y) | y - transpose b]| x - a]
Thanks!
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