I had wanted to CC this to the list, but of course I forgot:
Stephen Pitts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is there an easy way to profile stack usage without rebuilding with
ticky-ticky profiling? I have two implementations of an algorithm;
the one with straight lists seems to use constant stack, while the
one with a JoinList is eating up stack at an O(n) rate.
No idea. I haven't used all features of the profiler yet. I'm taking
the liberty of CCing the [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing
list, I hope somebody else can provide an answer.
If not, could I have your build script to generate a MacOS X package
for a rebuilt GHC with ticky-ticky libraries? No matter what I do,
all roads lead to rebuilding from source ;-).
There's no build script for making Mac OS X packages - I need to use
Apple's GUI tools to create the package, and the rest is a relatively
simple matter of configure and make.
You'd have to download the source, create a build.mk file saying that
you want ticky-ticky profiling, and then configure, make and make
install...
Cheers,
Wolfgang
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