I recognized that in src/interpreter/Makefile there was still a reference to the posix
package:
HFLAGS = $(shell $(LOCAL)fixghc $(GHCSYM) -fglasgow-exts \
-package lang -package util -package posix $(READLINE) )
After removing "-package posix" and applying the change you mentio
Thu, 29 Mar 2001 19:48:25 +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> pisze:
> Is it possible to give a context, so that a function can have
> a signature which combines
> foo:: (Ix i) => Array i a -> Array i aand
> foo:: (Ix i) => UArray i a -> Uarray i a ?
Yes:
fo
> I tried to change the "configure" file as you described -- and
> after "./configure" and "make" I still get the same error message
Apologies. My patch (and the description of the reason why 'hmake'
needed it) were completely bogus. That will teach me to fix bugs
from memory rather than lookin
Hallo!
Is it possible to give a context, so that a function can have a signature which
combines
foo :: (Ix i) => Array i a -> Array i aand
foo :: (Ix i) => UArray i a -> Uarray i a ?
at the moment I have a lot of functions foo and fooU which have the same body
but
differ
> What can I do now? Is there another way to use HaXml on Win/Cygwin with GHC?
I'm still puzzled as to why you're not using HaXml as supplied with GHC, and
just building the tools from GHC's source. What am I missing?
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I tried to change the "configure" file as you described -- and after "./configure" and
"make" I still get the same error message (see above).
What can I do now? Is there another way to use HaXml on Win/Cygwin with GHC?
Cheers, Christian
sh-2.04$ make
cd src/hmake; make HC=ghc install
> > > > | Is "_imp___timezone_dll" a Haskell DLL, a missing Mingw lib,
>
> > >
> > > I think this is a problem with the version of gcc and the switches it
> > > expects; I've added -mwin32 and it seems to work. Try updating and
> rebuilding.
> >
> > ...and add -mwin32 after -mno-cygwin in the *ins
> I need to change the maximum heap to run a program. I know
> that I can call my
> program with
> the -M option (e.g. myProgram +RTS -M120m -RTS).
> But in section 3.12.4 of the user guide are some hooks named,
> which allow one
> to change
> different defaults. Unfortunatly I didn't find
