and 2# == No.
Then we get the Bool optimization for free.
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in the library. There is some code by John Meacham
including UTF-8 conversion at
I should mention I have a new version of the CWString library in
development that conforms to the new FFI spec and works on all posixy
systems, not just those that have unicode wchar_t's like my first
posting
Just a thought...
but do you have mutually recursive modules with incorrect or
non-existant .hi-boot files? I have encounted similar 'transient'
problems like the ones described when that was the problem.
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like this info should be somewhere in the ghc manual...
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(GuiRecord)
are you sure
EditableTable, MozEmbed, Position, and Entry don't take type arguments?
because that would explain the error message (but it is odd that it is
being reported at the type declaration)
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do GhcCore BufRead
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faster.
perhaps something like the
foo# :: Addr# trick? like
foreign data counter 4 :: Ptr Int
to reserve 4 bytes in the bss... hmm..
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$ \s - case touch# fp s of s - (# s, () #)
is good enough to keep things alive.
this is also why it is safe to UNPACK the IORefs in FP
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, in my tests, arrays implemented via ByteArray# or Ptr a seem to be
signifigantly faster than those implemented via ForeignPtr. Is this
expected?
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installed. If anyone is
looking for a random project, I recommend it.
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it into the getrusage structure too)
There might be some RTS calls to query the heap, but someone else is
probably more qualified to comment on that.
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would be quite a useful addition to ghc.
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this limitation other than manually expanding Y
everywhere I want to use it (which I really don't want to do)? Is the
limitation inherent to the way Typeable works, or is it just that no one
has implemented it yet?
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or make it tricky to get at
the GHC one if it is actually the one you want.
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, they probably were conflicting a lot before, but the symtoms were
hidden. At least that was what I determined from my post-mortem when
figuring out why the compiler started horking on -Werrors with ghc 6.2.
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ah.. silly me. It turns out I just needed to switch the order of the
filename and line number. apparently 6.01 was a bit more forgiving that
6.3... sorry bout that.
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= ... where {-# SCC foo #-}
baz = ...
bar = ...
would cause baz and bar to have cost centres named foo.baz and
foo.bar
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about it, although a suitable catch can be
written for most all mondads it was not certain whether there were some
for which it couldn't be.
http://haskell.org/pipermail/libraries/2003-February/000774.html
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| change in list comprehension parsing?
| after I upgraded to ghc 6.0 there were some odd syntax errors on list
| comprehensions which i did not get before, making sure
to work? just curious.
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the fixes for sockets not getting properly closed all the
time make it into 6.00? I am trying to track down some out of descriptor
problems. thanks.
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is this plausible?
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to work. this is on redhat 7.3 and the RPMs from the ghc site. I
dont seem to be getting 'heapCensus' errors anymore which is good.
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readSymbolicLink is broken, it assumes that readlink(2) null terminates its
result when it doesn't. this causes all sorts of badness.
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fatal error: evacuate: strange closure type 55436
although I have not been able to reproduce it...
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of ghcs extensions including the FFI (via hsc2hs).
On Wed, Nov 13, 2002 at 12:17:55PM -0800, John Meacham wrote:
fatal error: evacuate: strange closure type 55436
although I have not been able to reproduce
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note that it appears the first three characters are being droped from
the first argument to execve.
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there. I'm absolutely not
blaming Simon for it though. It's really hard for me to try not to insult
anyone. I'll shut up now, I've made my point.
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Cheers,
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the tricks Happy does I'd be surprised). AFAIK none of the
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