Simon Marlow [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
warning: -O conflicts with --interactive; -O turned off.
So, is GHCi supposed to work w/ optimized modules after all?
Sure, GHCi is supposed to be able to load optimised object code just as
well as non-optimised object code. If it doesn't, this is a
Dear ghc (5.02.2),
For the fist time you are installed on our Linux machine to the
system area. And I discover two points.
1.
You are in Debian-Linux distribution!
Hence, it is easy to install GHC as regular,
without fighting with library versions etc.,
by asking administrator to intall a
At 2002-04-10 01:42, Serge D. Mechveliani wrote:
I am not a system user, have not right to modify it.
Please, what is the regular way out?
Installing a GHC package modifies the GHC installation. You need to ask
an administrator to do it, or else install your own private GHC and
modify that.
Hi Donald,
I've finished a port of GHC 4.08.2 to OpenBSD i386.
The binary package (12M) can be ftp'd from:
ftp://ftp.cse.unsw.edu.au/pub/users/dons/ghc/ghc-4.08.2.tgz
That's great news. Have you tried using that to build a newer release
of GHC? I'd like to get any patches
Dear GHC (5.02.2),
By occasion, can you --make things parallelwise, concurrently ?
For we have 6 processors here, and
ghc -O --make HeadModule
takes more than 60 minutes on one procesor to `make' my application
(to find import dep-s, compile many .hs
Dear GHC (5.02.2),
By occasion, can you --make things parallelwise, concurrently ?
For we have 6 processors here, and
ghc -O --make HeadModule
takes more than 60 minutes on one procesor to `make' my application
(to find import dep-s, compile
I know -ddump-types will get me the types of top level functions, but is
there a way to get ghc (or really any compiler) to dump the types of
everything (or at least more than that, maybe just locally bound
definitions)?
Hi Hal,
I once tried to do this with an older version of GHC. From
