> On Mon, Apr 29, 2002 at 05:50:49PM +0100, Simon Marlow wrote:
> > > No, actually I'd like to have GHC, because many libraries
> I want to
> > > use depend on it. But good that you point this out, maybe
> it would be
> > > possible to have NHC compile GHC... Although the FAQ says it
> > > would most probably not work.
> >
> > It most *definitely* would not work ;-)
> >
> > To bootstrap the unregisterised version, I suggest starting
> from version
> > 4.08.2. The reason is that bootstrapping more recent
> versions from .hc
> > files is significantly more difficult (but hopefully should
> get easier
> > again soon...).
>
> OK, be it 4.08.2 then. I see there are HC files for x86 and
> Sparc, how do
> I get (produce) them for PowerPC?
You need to start from unregisterised .hc files, which you have to build
on a supported platform (eg. Linux/x86).
Here's a message that has some details on how to do the bootstrap:
http://www.haskell.org/pipermail/glasgow-haskell-users/2000-October/0014
45.html
(which coincidentally is a reply to another guy who asked about
PPC/Linux...)
Cheers,
Simon
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