Hi,
In my program I observe that, with -O2 flag turned on, Program 1 behaves
like Program 2. And without O2, their outputs are different.
Is it the desirable behaviour? For my program, I did not expect the
optimizer to do this transformation.
Thanks,
Saswat
Program 1:
eval = \..-
Here are some new patches for GHC for MacOS X.
The patches are relative to the CVS HEAD from 9th of April.
I also have prepared a binary snapshot [a double-clickable installer
package this time], but as last time, I don't have the webspace to
upload it myself - I'd be happy to FTP it wherever
Can you stop ghc-pkg complaining when it can't find the library for a package,
and insert the package into its configuration file? Some of my scripts rely
on being able to build the package.conf file ahead of time.
What with this, and because ghc-pkg doesn't seem able to cope with private
Formerly .hi and .hi-boot files had the same format; however ghc5.03 has a binary
format for
.hi files and a textual one for .hi-boot files. This is a nuisance for me, because I
have an
ingenious scheme by which .hi-boot files are themselves from Haskell files by ghc,
which thinks
it is
What does it mean when my program tells me:
fatal error: RTS exhausted max heap size (268435456 bytes)
?
My initial understanding was the GHC allocated (perhaps dynamically) a
heap of unlimited size (at least so says +RTS -help) and when I run my
(long memory grabbing) program without any
Have a look the the -M RTS option (default is 256M
on Win32, not unlimited.)
--sigbjorn
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From: Hal Daume III [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: GHC Users Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, April 15, 2002 08:04
Subject: max heap exhausted
What does it mean when my
