On 09/11/2009 18:28, Michael Serdar wrote:
I have a module that loads several dozen megabytes of static data into
memory. This module is working properly. I have another module that I'm
developing to analyze that data. As I make iterations on the analysis
module, I would like it if the data loaded by the data module could stay
in memory.
In GHCI, every time I reload a module, it clears whatever data I have
set with the "let" command. Is there a way to persist that data across
calls to :reload, or is there an altogether different workflow I should
be using for this?
GHCi always discards the current bindings when you :reload. The way to
make them persistent is to put them in a module and :load it. Top-level
bindings in interpreted modules will not be reverted, as long as the
module itself is not recompiled, or depends (indirectly) on a module
that has been recompiled.
Cheers,
Simon
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