> In ghc-5.00.1 linux-i386-unknown
>
> cd ~/t
> ghci -package docon
> ...
> Prelude> :l B
>
> loads the interpreted code.
> But there was applied earlier make init
> make docon
>
> that builds a package in ~/t/export/ with the
> HSdocon.o, libHSdocon.a
> libraries.
> Should ghci load the .o code?
ghci loads the .o code for a package at startup time when you give the
appropriate -package option.
You can't load a module with :l if it is a package module, because these
modules are already loaded. You can switch to a package module with :m,
though.
> Aslo changing to other directory gives the error
> ...
> Prelude> :l B
> module `B' is a package module
I'm not sure I understand the question. It looks like you might be
loading an interpreted version of module B, when it is already loaded as
part of the package - this is almost certainly a bad idea.
Cheers,
Simon
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