Hello!
On Tue, Dec 01, 1998 at 10:38:32AM -0800, Sigbjorn Finne (Intl Vendor) wrote:
Felix Schroeter [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Try to create a fresh source tree, since it looks as if you've
got "old" sources hanging about in yours (i.e., Literal is no
more, it's Const these days.)
Very strange - either/both of you fans of autoheader?
Dunno about Jan or Keith, but I certainly amn't! And yet, I get the
same error, and what's worse, on my first (attempted) build of the
compiler. However, I did re-run configure at one point; is that the
root of this particular evil?
Yes, we're using Perl5 now. We could fix the config test,
but I'd prefer if you'd try to convince your sysops to
do
mv /usr/local/bin/perl /usr/local/bin/perl4
mv /usr/local/bin/perl5 /usr/local/bin/perl
or commands to that effect. Version 5 is the commonly
used version nowadays.
Has anyone out there tried to install ghc (any version whatsoever) on
a PC running Solaris 2.n? Results of keen interest.
Slan,
Alex.
An unsuspecting little program of mine crunches out the binary distrib
of 4.01, with "library -lgmp: not found" (full output appended).
Any clues as to what's up here? (Apologies if this is blitheringly
obvious, or just a shoddy report, about to fall into bed...)
Slan,
Alex.
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An unsuspecting little program of mine crunches out the binary distrib
of 4.01, with "library -lgmp: not found" (full output appended).
Any clues as to what's up here? (Apologies if this is blitheringly
obvious, or just a shoddy report, about to fall into bed...)
Sorry, my fault - I forgot
Has anyone out there tried to install ghc (any version whatsoever) on
a PC running Solaris 2.n? Results of keen interest.
We have binaries for 2.10 on the ftp site, and 3.02 should work without any
problems. 4.01 is untested on i386-unknown-solaris2, but shouldn't present
any difficulties.
Hallo,
I am using ghc 4.00 on i386 Linux with gcc version 2.8.1
I compiled the following program by
ghc Main.hs
and run ./a.out
This program do not terminate and this is very strange for me. (The
program
is a tracked down version of my real program.)
module Main where
main :: IO ()
main
Hi there,
Just at the end of the stage of creating an object file
I got this message after which compilation was aborted.
I have trimmed the verbose output (modulo pretty-printing)
of ghc-4.01 to what I have appended at the end of this
message. No Filnam.o was created.
It seems to me something
After Simon's last patch, compilation on HPs proceeded a little bit
further, but not too much:
...
MBlock.c:61: #error Dont know where to get memory from on this architecture
Quick fix/guess/hack:
---
***
Has anyone tried the ghc-4.01 binary package for sparc-sun-solaris2
with gcc-2.8.1?
I have downloaded the package and I have compiled a simple
haskell-program.
All I get is a just a core dump (Bus error). I'm not sure if this is a
problem with my sun or a bug in the binary distribution.
Joachim
Alex Ferguson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
...
Constants.lhs:146:
FastString.hi:1 Interface-file parse error; toks= []
Constants.lhs:146: Could not find valid interface file `FastString'
Constants.lhs:84: Util.hi:1 Interface-file parse error; toks= []
Constants.lhs:84: Could
Picking up the wrong "ghc", perhaps?
Hard to tell - what does 'ghc --version' report?
4.01 (which wasn't what I had intended, btw, and Simon has already
avised is a Bad Idea -- more inter-machine configuration confusion
on my part, sorry).
What puzzled me was that it was just invoking
when i installed the binary version of ghc-4.00 i recieved the following
error mesg. when trying to run the compiler:
lassi$ ghc-4.00
syntax error in file ./ghc-4.00 at line 2540, next token "["
syntax error in file ./ghc-4.00 at line 2658, next 2 tokens "exists
$Supported_syslibs"
syntax error
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