Hi all, I just joined this list, I'm interested in learning Haskell to complement my day job language (Java). I was interested in trying to make a simple website using Haskell in order to have something to practise on, however in my host's shared environment I can't use the Linux binary packages - I get the same errors that a few people were talking about in September - firstly the "cannot determine current directory", and then after hacking the configure script the "[install] Error 136". It seems that this is probably an old libc, but this is an environment that I have almost no control over so I can't fix that. Are there any building from source options if I don't already have GHC? It looks from the porting guide that I might be able to make 6.6.2 with just a C compiler, can I then use that to build 6.8.3?
Thanks for any help. As a few people have commented, it would be great to make all this easier, as it's a pretty big stumbling block to starting with Haskell, and people are likely to get discouraged pretty quickly. Cheers, Colin
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