Hello. Thank you for your reply.
>In the meantime, you can run parallel programs using GHC 0.29 (binaries for
>a few architectures available from GHC's web site:
>http://www.haskell.org/ghc) or GHC 3.02 (binaries are rumoured to be
>available, but I'm not sure where).
I installed GHC-0.29 in Sol
On 09-Dec-1999, Ralf Comtesse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I just try to use greencard from hugs98 on Linux. Is there any
> possibility to debug the shared library with my C code that runhugs
> includes. I use gcc and gdb for compiling and debugging.
>
> I tried to load runhugs and the *.so f
Hello,
I just try to use greencard from hugs98 on Linux. Is there any
possibility to debug the shared library with my C code that runhugs
includes. I use gcc and gdb for compiling and debugging.
I tried to load runhugs and the *.so files in gdb and set a breakpoint.
When runhugs is excecuted,
Hi there,
> Hello. I'm Hirotada Shimoda in Japan.
>
> I am interested in Parallel Haskell. I am trying to compile a parallel
> program on GHC-4.04. But I can't.
GHC 4.04 doesn't support Parallel Haskell. There is work in progress to
port the GPH run-time system from GHC 3.02, but it won't be r
