I'm building GHC on NetBSD-amd64, and among other things
need to deal with the problem described in #2305 - native
code misses the __RENAME (__asm) directive in NetBSD include
files, and ends up linking to the wrong externals. The
author of #2305 reports that -fvia-C avoids this problem, so
I buil
Dear Haskell users,
please see ticket 2346 for example code. Note that two of the files will
likely require all available memory upon compilation.
Christian Höner zu Siederdissen
* Christian Höner zu Siederdissen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [01.01.1970 00:59]:
> Dear Haskell users,
>
> we have an autom
Albert Y. C. Lai wrote:
> In main, the builder of input is highly lazy, since randoms is. To be
> sure, the spine of the list is presently forced by printing its length,
> but the numbers inside the list... It is very bleak because randoms
> ensures that input!!(n+1) is patently dependent on input
Isaac Dupree wrote:
> (no idea if that's relevant, though)
I can't tell either. It doesn't seem to make a difference, at any rate.
By the way, I notice that the threaded RTS blocks signals for long
periods of time when I run this program. If I hit control-C, it takes
several seconds for the pr
trebla:
> I do not have a platform to try it on; the following is pure speculation.
>
> In main, the builder of input is highly lazy, since randoms is. To be
> sure, the spine of the list is presently forced by printing its length,
> but the numbers inside the list... It is very bleak because ra
I do not have a platform to try it on; the following is pure speculation.
In main, the builder of input is highly lazy, since randoms is. To be
sure, the spine of the list is presently forced by printing its length,
but the numbers inside the list... It is very bleak because randoms
ensures th
Bryan O'Sullivan wrote:
| otherwise = rnf lesser `par` (rnf greater `pseq`
lesser ++ x:greater)
It seems that `pseq` doesn't have a defined precedence, so it's infixl
9, unlike `seq` and `par` which are infixr 0. Therefore the above is
equivalent to
| otherwise = rnf le
I intended to write a half chapter or so about parallel programming in
Haskell for the book I'm working on, but I've been coming to the
conclusion that the time is not yet ripe for this. I hope it will be
helpful if I share my experiences here.
Specifically, I was planning to write about parallel
