No, the real problem is that GHC uses the gcc preprocessor and only
certain versions work. If you have both 2.95.3 and 3.1 installed,
try using
the gcc_select command and building it both ways (I forget at the moment
which version of GHC stopped building with gcc 2.95.3).
Getting useful help with OS X 10.2 is getting harder and harder. I
pulled
support for Jaguar out of the darwinports port of GHC because it would
no longer build on the standard installation and it was nearly
impossible
to find people who could test changes.
Darwinports builds GHC correctly on Panther and Tiger, if that's any
help.
Best Wishes,
Greg
On Jun 25, 2005, at 8:38 AM, Remko Troncon wrote:
Can anyone tell what's going on here ?
I found out that it was CPP generating #line directives on top of
its output. I am probably using a newer version of GCC than the one
with which GHC was compiled, and it doesn't pass enough flags to
the preprocessor (i guess it should pass -P). Is there an easy way
to pass extra flags to the preprocessor ? I can't just use -F pgmF
cpp, there's probably more to it, right ?
cheers,
Remko
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