...
Indeed, the compiler I have has version gcc-3.3.4, and this
mismatches with gcc-3.4.3, also
How should I avoid this problem?
Why having that precise requirement of GCC version?
Sorry, that bundle is the output from our nightly build
process, and we
sometimes test specific gcc
I downloaded ghc-6.5.20051122-i386-unknown-linux.tar.bz2 and tried to use it
(as bootstrap for building Haskell at first, but building Pugs fails the
same way)
It installed fine.
My attempts to compile something with it result with a following error:
ghc-6.5.20051122: could not execute:
[skipped]
Then, ghci -package Cabal
reports of Cabal-1.0.
I need to upgrade Cabal to 1.1.1.
To do this, I unfold new Cabal to
/home/mechvel/ghc/cabal/1.1.1/cabal/
Then I do
cd /home/mechvel/ghc/cabal/1.1.1/cabal/
[skipped]
I built and installed ghc-6.5.20050723 on Linux from sources successfully,
and it looks quite normally-working.
I've stepped into a problem building trhsx from a package
haskell-src-exts-0.2.tar.gz with a quite unexpected (for me) message:
Preprocessing executables for trhsx-0.2...
Building
btw, in Pugs sources
(http://search.cpan.org/CPAN/authors/id/A/AU/AUTRIJUS/Perl6-Pugs-6.2.7.tar.g
z)
there is Unicode.hs module wich can classify and convert full range of
Unicode symbols under any OS. i don't understand - is this module
already included in GHC 6.5? if not, it would be good
