Ian Lynagh wrote:
On the second one whether it is the right fix. I could be missing something.
I don't think that this will work if we do
:cd myDir
:l myFile.hs
Am I wrong?
Pepe - perhaps you could elaborate on exactly what is wrong and how
you're trying to fix it.
As I understand it, the problem we have right now is what happens when
the program itself calls System.Directory.setCurrentDirectory, and when
we stop at a breakpoint, :list doesn't work. I think the right fix for
this is to "virtualise" the current working directory for the client
program - that is, we save/restore the cwd whenever we run client code.
This is more robust than trying to use absolute paths throughout GHC.
Cheers,
Simon
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