Title: Message
Yes, maybe user-caused heap overflow
should get a different error message. Its certainly not GHCs
fault!
Simon
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Sent: 03 May 2004 16:08
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Subject: heap
Hi,
I just played randomly with ghci for a while and encountered the following
rather odd behaviour:
Prelude :m GHC.Base
Prelude GHC.Base let a = 1# +# 2#
Prelude GHC.Base show (I# a)
18345984
The number shown is the one I got when running on Solaris. I get a
different one when running on
josefs:
Hi,
I just played randomly with ghci for a while and encountered the following
rather odd behaviour:
Prelude :m GHC.Base
Prelude GHC.Base let a = 1# +# 2#
Prelude GHC.Base show (I# a)
18345984
The number shown is the one I got when running on Solaris. I get a
different one
dons:
josefs:
Hi,
I just played randomly with ghci for a while and encountered the following
rather odd behaviour:
Prelude :m GHC.Base
Prelude GHC.Base let a = 1# +# 2#
Prelude GHC.Base show (I# a)
18345984
The number shown is the one I got when running on Solaris. I get
MessageThanks, tidied up a while back - 6.2.1 includes the fix.
--sigbjorn
- Original Message -
From: herington, dean
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Sent: Monday, May 03, 2004 08:07
Subject: heap exhausted error
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On Fri, 30 Apr 2004, Simon Marlow wrote:
On 28 April 2004 15:53, Mauro La Salete Costa Lima de Araujo wrote:
You don't need to build the RTS when building GHC as a package. If
you want to do this, you have to remove BuildPackageGHC=YES from
build.mk, build the compiler, RTS and