Iván Pérez Domínguez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm using cegcc to compile yhc. Since yhc is written in haskell,
> I used ghc to generate the .hc files, then used cegcc to compile
> them to binary code.
If you bootstrap yhc with ghc, then you will first need to port ghc to
your platform. The C-code produced by ghc on one platform is not
portable to other platforms, unless you follow the instructions on
cross-compiling ghc. (This is likely to take a significant amount of
effort.)
Unfortunately, yhc is not yet self-hosting, otherwise it would be much
easier to move it to a new platform. I do not know whether nhc98 might
suit your needs better? It can be bootstrapped using just a C compiler,
is self-compilable after that, and includes many more libraries than
yhc.
Regards,
Malcolm
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