Hi,
Einar Wolfgang Karlsen writes:
Consider the following Concurrent Haskell program where a reader
thread is forked off to wait for input over the reading end of a
pipe. The main thread attempts after a while to close this
file descriptor.
module Main (
main
)
Sven Panne writes:
Compiling with -prof doesn't work on HPs (HP-UX 10.20):
-- Main.hs --
main = return ()
-
panne@rimatara: ghc-3.01 -prof Main.hs
ghc-3.01: module version changed to 1; reason: no old .hi file
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
Hi,
would it be possible to send us a copy of the code that's showing this
up? We're unable to reproduce this here.
Thanks,
--Sigbjorn
Marc van Dongen= writes:
Hello there,
While compiling some source code of mine, containing
the following lines (line numbers included):
321
322
Hi,
last week someone here at our department installed a new gcc. We used
to have 2.7.2.x and we have now 2.8.1. Suddenly our sources we
compiled with ghc-2.10, ghc-3.00-1 and ghc-3.01 crashed. OK.
The old gcc can still be called as gcc.o. Exchanging gcc with gcc.o in
the ghc driver fixed this
Stefan Westmeier writes:
Hi,
last week someone here at our department installed a new gcc. We used
to have 2.7.2.x and we have now 2.8.1. Suddenly our sources we
compiled with ghc-2.10, ghc-3.00-1 and ghc-3.01 crashed. OK.
The old gcc can still be called as gcc.o. Exchanging gcc with
