George Russell wrote:
[snip]
It won't be so hard to
speed up GHC later if that becomes important.
Since this has been disputed, here are three ways I believe you could speed up
GHC without rewriting the whole of it. I would be surprised if you didn't get
at least twice the speed, and you could
(1) (I've suggested this before.) Make GHC access interface
files more
efficiently. If you do top and truss (on a Sun system)
you will find
that GHC has to read in a huge number of interface files,
mainly from
the prelude but also from other places, to get going.
This
: From: "Rob MacAulay" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
: I have long been interested in Computer Algebra systems, and I
: admit that one of the things that attracted me to Haskell were the
: tantalizing hints that it would be ideal for mathematical
: programming.
[snip]
: Would it also be true to say
Hi,
try using getModuleHandle -- see the graphical Win32 "Hello, World"
example available via the ghc-win32 homepage,
http://www.dcs.gla.ac.uk/~sof/ghc-win32.html
It demos how to use it.
As you've gathered, there's no separate user doc for the Win32 library.
Consult any Win32 programming
