Hello fellow DWARF enthusiasts,
Tonight I finally made something of a breakthrough on the DWARF front;
after finding a small logic error in one of my patches I was able to get
a full stack trace into and out of Haskell using the runtime system's
native stack unwinder. This is quite exciting!
CCing Luite who has done this sort of thing in the context of GHCJS.
Shea Levy writes:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm interested in implementing a general solution for TH during
> cross-compilation, which if my naive lack-of-understanding is correct
> will broadly involve the following
Hi all
I have been wrestling with something silly most of today.
T12530 has the following splice in it, which has parens around the "(Maybe
Int)".
$([d| -- Test the Template Haskell pretty-printing for TypeApplications
f = id @(Maybe Int)
|])
the parsed source has these parens,
Hi all,
I'm interested in implementing a general solution for TH during
cross-compilation, which if my naive lack-of-understanding is correct
will broadly involve the following three tasks:
1. Make the generation of byte code, or at least the subset needed for
useful TH use,