"Sigbjorn" == Sigbjorn Finne [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Sigbjorn looks like the initial `make boot' in ghc/lib didn't
Sigbjorn succeed, as the first module that should have been
Sigbjorn compiled was ghc/PrelBase.lhs
Sigbjorn Try re-running `make boot' from within ghc/lib and
Hi,
I would like to create multi-dimensional haskell mutable arrays.
The program below fails to link when compiled with ghc-2.10 or
ghc-3.00 (-fglasgow-exts -fvia-C -cpp -recomp) on a debian 1.3 linux
box. Upon commenting out the line containing "error", it links, but
fails at run-time with:
On a sparc, Solaris 2.5.1, during make boot, I encounter the following
minor glitch:
==fptools== gmake boot --no-print-directory -r;
in /amd/church/projects/pacsoft/E/haskell/ghc-3.01/ghc/driver
Hello, people,
Please, why the project does not link?
I complained earlier that DoCon-1.06 program does not install reliably
with ghc-3.00.
Simon P.Jones wrote the program contained too many import loops among
its modules.
Now, in DoCon-1.07
Timothy Robin BARBOUR writes:
I had already worked around the problem by making the missing .hi's
individually. However, in a spirit of investigation, I lndir'd another
build tree, did './configure', 'make boot', 'make all' (with of course
the same result). Re-running 'make boot' from
Jeffrey R. Lewis writes:
On a sparc, Solaris 2.5.1, during make boot, I encounter the following
minor glitch:
...
Done.
ln -s ghc-3.01 ghc
ln: cannot create ghc: File exists
No wonder, a copy of the driver made it into the distrib (bad
interaction between `make dist' and local build
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