| Some parts of the configuration mechanism changed. Did you invoke
| autoheader and autoconf before configure?
| I didn't either, I didn't even know about autoheader though I
| suppose I should
| have worked it out from Makefile.config. Perhaps a README
| file that actually
| gave correct
Simon Peyton-Jones wrote:
To be fair the 'how to build' notes do say "run autoconf first".
I don't think autoheader is necessary. (If it is, someone say so,
in which case it should get added to the build notes.)
It *was* necessary to run autoheader after I've changed acconfig.h
to
Sven Panne wrote:
Simon Peyton-Jones wrote:
To be fair the 'how to build' notes do say "run autoconf first".
I don't think autoheader is necessary. (If it is, someone say so,
in which case it should get added to the build notes.)
It *was* necessary to run autoheader after I've
OK. Simon will implement this shortly.
| -Original Message-
| From: George Russell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
| Sent: 31 January 2000 11:20
| To: Sven Panne
| Cc: GHC Bugs
| Subject: Re: FFI.lhs
|
|
| Sven Panne wrote:
|
| Simon Peyton-Jones wrote:
| To be fair the 'how to build
"Jeffrey R. Lewis" wrote:
Currently (out of CVS), a compile of `hslib/lang' fails on FFI.lhs:
FFI.lhs:119: Data constructor not in scope: `SIZEOF_CHAR'
FFI.lhs:120: Data constructor not in scope: `ALIGNMENT_CHAR'
.
I'm compiling it under linux.
The same happened t
"Jeffrey R. Lewis" wrote:
Currently (out of CVS), a compile of `hslib/lang' fails on FFI.lhs:
FFI.lhs:119: Data constructor not in scope: `SIZEOF_CHAR'
FFI.lhs:120: Data constructor not in scope: `ALIGNMENT_CHAR'
[...]
Some parts of the configuration mechanism changed. Did
Sven Panne wrote:
Some parts of the configuration mechanism changed. Did you invoke
autoheader and autoconf before configure?
I didn't either, I didn't even know about autoheader though I suppose I should
have worked it out from Makefile.config. Perhaps a README file that actually
gave correct
Sven Panne wrote:
"Jeffrey R. Lewis" wrote:
Currently (out of CVS), a compile of `hslib/lang' fails on FFI.lhs:
FFI.lhs:119: Data constructor not in scope: `SIZEOF_CHAR'
FFI.lhs:120: Data constructor not in scope: `ALIGNMENT_CHAR'
[...]
Some parts of the configuration
