Re: [ANNOUNCE] Hadrian update

Congrats Andrey, > 2) A major refactoring by Moritz Angermann is on the way. Moritz is primarily > interested in cross compilation, but to make it work he had to get rid of the > ghc-cabal utility, reorganise the build tree, and make numerous other > improvements to Hadrian. See

[ANNOUNCE] Hadrian update

Dear GHC developers, As some of you might have already noticed, Hadrian has finally been merged into the GHC tree. However it's not yet time to celebrate - there are still many issues that need to be addressed before the Make-based build system may retire. Have a look at the README if you'd

RE: New core profiling mode

Doug Good stuff. Do you know about ticky-ticky profiling? It is /guaranteed/ not to affect optimisation. Moreover you can mix modules compiled with and without profiling. But it’s very low level. I had not thought of doing /cost-centre/ profiling after optimisation. That’s an

Re: New core profiling mode

Douglas Wilson writes: > Hi ghc-devs, > > I've been working on a new mode of adding cost-centres to programs and I'd > like to ask some questions and solicit some feedback. The code is here > [fn:1], > it works, provided one enables -fprof-core on all modules. > > I've