Strange bug with the -O2-for-C option

Hi, I encountered a strange and potentially dangerous bug trying to test optimization. I was trying to optimize the execution time of a canny edge detection program coming from the nofib suite. What is happening is not what I expected : 1) compiled with -O2, the image (edges) is correctly created

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BUGS (2): Win32 ghc and Win98

Hi Reuben. Two bugs for you: BUG 1: Under Windows 98, ghc fails because of a gcc path problem - can't find as etc. FIX 1: This is caused by a particular release of the standalone mingw32 gcc which changed the default path separator and broke the package under W98 and some of the newer

series. Reply

Luis Pablo Michelena [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes on the subject `series' where to find a haskell program that calculates the number e, that is the list of infinite digits? [..] what i am looking for is something like the ertostenes sifts, that prints every prime number until it run out of

Re: series

hello, i just want to ask a simple question: does somebody have or know = where to find a haskell program that calculates the number e, that is = the list of infinite digits? Because i think it may be possible to do = it, but i haven=B4t find the way to do it.

Re: series

hello, i just want to ask a simple question: does somebody have or know = where to find a haskell program that calculates the number e, that is = the list of infinite digits? Because i think it may be possible to do = it, but i

Re: series

hello, i just want to ask a simple question: does somebody have or knowwhere to find a haskell program that calculates the number e, that is the list of infinite digits? It's a nice problem, which I encountered many years ago as one of the first examples I saw of lazy

How do I export Haskell-functions to C under Linux or Unix?

Hi, I'm currently working on a project where it would save me a lot of time if I could use the FFI's 'foreign export'-statement, enabling me to call Haskell-functions from C. Unfortunately, I can't get it to work... After reading about various tools and compilers and experimenting with some, I

Re: series

On Wed, Aug 15, 2001 at 02:15:31AM -0300, Luis Pablo Michelena wrote: hello, i just want to ask a simple question: does somebody have or know where to find a haskell program that calculates the number e, that is the list of infinite digits? Because i think it may be possible to do it, but i