Maurício wrote:
I see in the documentation and in many
messages in this list that, if you want
multithreading in your program, you
need to use -threaded in ghc.
Concurrency is supported just fine without -threaded. You need -threaded
if you want to:
1) make foreign calls that do not
Simon Marlow [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Concurrency is supported just fine without -threaded. You need
-threaded if you want to:
:
3) write a multithreaded Haskell library or DLL
I thought -threaded (A.K.A. -smp, no?) only affected which runtime was
used, and thus was a linking option. I
Ketil Malde wrote:
Simon Marlow [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Concurrency is supported just fine without -threaded. You need
-threaded if you want to:
:
3) write a multithreaded Haskell library or DLL
I thought -threaded (A.K.A. -smp, no?) only affected which runtime was
used, and thus was
