So, I can't quite work out what went wrong in your case.
If the build
didn't detect GMP 2, then it should have just used the
one in the tree.
Obviously, when linking, it did not use the one in the tree :-(
Conclusion: The Linux linker does not behave like other linkers or
George Russell writes:
The
readFile :: FilePath - IO String
action returns the contents of the associated file. This is
almost what
I want, but not quite, because readFile is lazy. Hence if
the string is
only partly read, the file is still open. What I want
instead is a function
Wed, 15 Nov 2000 18:42:29 +0100, George Russell [EMAIL PROTECTED] pisze:
What I want instead is a function which
(a) opens the file;
(b) slurps the complete contents compactly into an array;
(c) closes the file;
(d) makes the contents of the array available as a String.
We are pleased to announce
HaXml release 1.00
HaXml is a library enabling the use of Haskell and XML together,
together with several auxiliary tools for useful XML jobs. Fuller
details are on the web page.
What's new
Hi,
A discussion thread earlier this year asked about the existence (or otherwise) of jobs
involving programming in Haskell and other FP languages. Well, they really do exist,
and we have some openings. If you're interested you can find out more at
http://www.galconn.com.
John.
