Hi Reuben, I've got some remarks on GHC's User's Guide - maybe you can take it into account for GHC4.08.2: INSTALLATION ON WINDOWS (2.2.) - When installing cygwin to the default path "c:\cygwin" without having previous versions of cygwin or GHC, the following additional mounts were necessary on my computer (I did the mounting after installing GHC): mount -f c: / mount c:\\cygwin\\usr\\include /usr/include If that's generally the case, this could be a solution that doesn't require you to install cygwin to the root dir - this information may be a hint for 2.2. CREATING DLLs - PROBLEM WITH STRIP? (10.3) In 10.3 it is said that better not to use strip on DLLs. I experienced this, too. However, when trying out a "stripped" DLL build with GHC on different systems, the problem only in some environments and only on some systems occured. Is it sure that this is really a problem of strip? - or may this also be a "masked" error in the compiled code (remember the experience we had with the missing NULL in the argv of a Haskell DLL)? Go on supporting GHC as you do -- it's great work! Cheers, Christian _______________________________________________ Glasgow-haskell-bugs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.haskell.org/mailman/listinfo/glasgow-haskell-bugs
