is easiest if you're on Linux:
getExePath = readSymbolicLink /proc/self/exe
On all other operation system, one needs to start mucking around with
custom kernel calls.
Or, more realistically, try to find a way around requiring it...
Greetings,
Peter Wortmann
[1] http://stackoverflow.com
Have you tried rebuilding GHC completely after the change? I tried your
change and the error went away after I rebuilt from scratch. The build
system probably just didn't pick up all files that needed rebuilding.
Might be worth reporting? Not sure.
Greetings,
Peter Wortmann
satisfying to have such special cases, but it is still a good bit more
general than what is available right now.
Greetings,
Peter Wortmann
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of code that I feel
could be written better using this.
Anything I am overlooking here? I tried to find a discussion about
something like this, but didn't really know what to look for...
Greetings,
Peter Wortmann
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now. That would explain nicely why you
can't get more than single-core performance out of your program.
In case you are interested in the details, search for the new Scalable
Event Handling for GHC paper by Bryan O'Sullivan and Johan Tibell.
Greetings,
Peter Wortmann
