John:
>> I was wondering whether there was any standard way to find HsFFI.h?
Simon:
> If you're using GHC, the trick is to use GHC to compile your C code
> too because it adds the appropriate -I flag to the gcc command line.
And if using Hugs (forthcoming release), use ffihugs to compile your C code:
Foo.so: Foo.hs foo.c bar.o
ffihugs +G Foo.hs -L"foo.c" -L"bar.o" -L"-lm"
You'll also find the file in ${installdir}/lib/hugs/include/HsFFI.h
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