Attempting to compile Happy-1.3 with ghc-2.06 leads to a well-known
error message:
GHC's heap exhausted;
while trying to allocate 28 bytes in a 50000000-byte heap;
use the `-H<size>' option to increase the total heap size.
Alas, -H<ridiculously large value> doesn't help. We had this already
in 2.04 and Simon Marlow suggested using -fno-update-analysis. Using
this flag, everything works fine, even without any -H option.
A general question: Is it safe to link together modules which have been
compiled with different flags (e.g. one with -O, the other witout -O,...)?
I presume -prof and -conc must be used consistently, but what about the
others?
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