Dear all,
It seems that executables that use the GHC API require to be dynamically linked
on GHC 7.7.
At least in the case that an GHC API function has to perform linking.
Statically linked executable SEGFAULT when a GHC API function tries to do
linking.
I build 'haddock' from source by doing
Hey Christian, did you build ghc and libs I both Dylib and static ways? TH
uses ghci, and ghci on OS X and a few other platforms uses the system
dylinker, so it may be that you've only built certain libs the static way,
but ghci requires the dynamic way as of 7.7
Please let me know if that helps.
You can use compileToCoreSimplified to get the optimised Core for the
module, although that includes the other steps. We ought to have a
separate API to go from ModGuts to CoreModule, but currently that
doesn't exist (it's built into compileToCoreSimplified).
Cheers,
Simon
On
Hi all,
can anyone point me to the GHC API functions that I can use to trigger the
various inlining simplifications? (i.e. to get the inlined CoreExprs that
one
gets with the -ddump-simpl flag?)
Many thanks in advance!,
Ranjit Jhala.
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ps: I should add I already know how to get from source to CoreExpr e.g. by:
mod_guts - coreModule `fmap` (desugarModuleWithLoc =
typecheckModule = parseModule modSummary)
Its the simplification, in particular, inlining steps that I'm after.
Thanks! Ranjit.
On Fri, Jul 27, 2012 at 10:04
Hello,
I am looking at how GHC generates STG and I am finding with a very
simple piece of Haskell my usage of the API is not generating as much
STG as I see when using -dump-stg option. In particular it isn't
generating a binding for the nullary constructor LNull (I hope that's
the correct
constructors. So the TyCons are what you want!
Simon
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Hi Ian,
After some playing around and hacking of my code, I finally got it to
work. The problem is that the hscTarget flag needs to be set to HscNothing
when running in the JustTypeCheck mode:
GHC.setSessionDynFlags ses $ dflags1 {verbosity = 1, hscTarget=HscNothing}
If you change the above
Hi Chris,
On Fri, Nov 10, 2006 at 04:15:10PM +, C.M.Brown wrote:
I am currently in the process of porting some of the Haskell
Refactorer (HaRe) over to ghc 6.6. Part of HaRe requires the API and until
now I've been content with using th 6.5 API. However, since I've started
the switch
Hi,
I am currently in the process of porting some of the Haskell
Refactorer (HaRe) over to ghc 6.6. Part of HaRe requires the API and until
now I've been content with using th 6.5 API. However, since I've started
the switch I've noticed some strange problems and the latest is I am
getting the
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