Hello Dinko,
Wednesday, November 29, 2006, 11:56:49 AM, you wrote:
How exactly can CSE cause space leaks, and what does this have to do
with strictness?
standard example is
x = [1..9] ++ [1..9]
comparing to
x = a++a where a=[1..9]
first version runs (without CSE transformation) in fixed
I just installed ghc 6.6 from MacPorts and am trying to use the
Haskell ported NeHe OpenGL lessons to play with OpenGL. Unfortunately,
when I load the lesson in ghci and then run main the screen turns to
garbage and I am forced to power cycle the machine to get back to my
desktop.
It's not a
I think that in principle you can do this. I see three issues
1. You have to identify the CodeCutDecl points.
2. You have to compile all the code before your cut-point to byte-code, just
in case it's invoked by a splice afterwards. This is in addition to compiling
it to machine code
