Gunther should first check if he thinks this is the same issue as
http://hackage.haskell.org/trac/ghc/ticket/2002
(looks similar to me)
If it is, he could just add comments there.
Simon Peyton-Jones wrote:
Gunther
Could you make a Trac bug report for this, and attach your source file?
It'd
Duncan Coutts wrote:
I should also note that there is a GHC 6.10.4 binary for Sparc/Linux
that is now included with Gentoo. It's got all features turned on except
for split objects (which fails due to mixing ld -r and --relax flags).
In particular it's a registerised via-C build with ghci, TH
Say you are
implementing a network server, for example -- you don't want
to have big spikes in the request latency due to GC.
We think
concurrent GC is unlikely to be practical in the Haskell
setting, due to the extra synchronisation needed in the
mutator.
-- Simon Marlow
It
Matthias Kilian wrote:
However, to create an archive, you can use something like
$ pax -wf foo.tar directory
Do you think gtar --format=posix would be different from pax?
The only question is, if we should create archives using the ustar,
posix/pax, or gnu format. ustar seems to be the least
Christian Maeder wrote:
Matthias Kilian wrote:
However, to create an archive, you can use something like
$ pax -wf foo.tar directory
Do you think gtar --format=posix would be different from pax?
The only question is, if we should create archives using the ustar,
posix/pax, or gnu
Apologies for re-posting this subject here since I had sent already a
message to haskell-café 3 days ago, but I just learned about this
mailing list and it seems more appropriate to ask this question here I
guess. I already got a reply from Simon Marlow but I posted some
further (so far
Hello Levi,
Friday, August 7, 2009, 6:48:42 PM, you wrote:
1. How can one safely perform a blocking wait on a system call via
FFI when compiling with -threaded
i think you should use forkOS to create OS thread dedicated to Haskell
thread
and avoid signal interruptions which cause the call
On Thu, Aug 06, 2009 at 10:04:19AM +0200, Christian Maeder wrote:
Hi Ian,
could you add a note on the download page that
GCC version 4.3.x is not suited for:
Done!
Thanks
Ian
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2009/08/07 Malcolm Wallace malcolm.wall...@cs.york.ac.uk:
There have been several papers on real-time GC in Haskell
(including one of my own). There is no technical problem, only
performance worries. This is what I think Simon means by
unlikely to be practical.
So I guess there is no right
Hi all,
I've been talking to one of the LLVM developers, who's working on an
operating system called AuroraUX, which, among other things, is trying
to use LLVM as much as possible in the system (using clang as the
default compiler, compiler-rt [libgcc replacement from the LLVM team],
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