"Jeremy Shaw" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hello, > > Recently I was trying to profile some code, and GHC complained that it > could not find profiling versions of some 3rd party libraries I was > using. According to the GHC manual: > > 5.2. Compiler options for profiling > -prof: > To make use of the profiling system all modules must be compiled and > linked with the -prof option. > > Cabal already supports profiling (from the cabal manual section 3.1.3): > > --enable-library-profiling or -p > > Request that an additional version of the library with > profiling features enabled be built and installed (only for > implementations that support profiling). > > So, perhaps in addition to the libghc6-*-dev packages, we should be > providing libghc6-*-prof packages by default? Or is there some trick > that will let me profile my application even if I link against some > non-profiling-enabled modules?
I think that providing -prof libraries would be very good. Ian, got an opinion? peace, isaac _______________________________________________ debian-haskell mailing list [email protected] http://urchin.earth.li/mailman/listinfo/debian-haskell
