Laszlo Nemeth wrote:
libgmp is from the gnu web site, freshly installed. After 'make' the
libgmp.so.2 file was generated from libgmp.a by ld -Bsymbolic.
If anyone had similar problems or knows how to fix this I would
appreciate any hints.
The problem of getting a shared version of libgmp
Tom Pledger wrote:
For two threads to have access to the same MVar, they must have a
common ancestor, right? Could a common ancestor spawn a transaction
broker thread? That would be similar to what database management
systems do. It'd still be centralised, but wouldn't need to do unsafe
Marcin 'Qrczak' Kowalczyk wrote:
...relative time of IO events that occured in a single thread.
(=) imposes the sequencing.
Yes OK. I see no problem with required elements of the Unique type to
increase in a single thread. But I suspect anything stronger than this
could slow things down
Laszlo Nemeth wrote:
Sorry to bother the list with a purely installation problem, but I
downloaded the latest i386-unknown-linux binary, plus happy-1.6 and
can't get them run. [...]
Perhaps the easiest way for SuSE users until SuSE finally gets this
libgmp problem fixed :-( is to use the
Manuel M. T. Chakravarty [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Sven Panne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote,
[ Simply can't resist... ;-) ]
Simon Marlow wrote:
The easiest way is to declare mmap as a foreign function using
foreign import, then build a little wrapper around it.
A problem will
Title: RE: Wanted: mmap or other fast IO
Is there any interface to mmap(2) available? Something that
behaves like
an immutable array would be great.
An mmap may have a signature like
mmap :: Ix a, ?? b = Handle - IO (Array a b)
I've no idea what types should be allowed for b. It
[ Simply can't resist... ;-) ]
Simon Marlow wrote:
The easiest way is to declare mmap as a foreign function using
foreign import, then build a little wrapper around it.
A problem will be: What Haskell types should be used for size_t and
off_t? Getting this done properly would require
Sven Panne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote,
[ Simply can't resist... ;-) ]
Simon Marlow wrote:
The easiest way is to declare mmap as a foreign function using
foreign import, then build a little wrapper around it.
A problem will be: What Haskell types should be used for size_t and
off_t?
