--- Simon Marlow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 14 June 2004 03:03, Andrei de A. Formiga wrote:
>
> You can create a DLL of Haskell code on Windows, but
> only of a complete
> self-contained library (ie. you can't split your
> Haskell library into
> several DLLs and link them together at runtime).
That's good. It solves my problems on Windows.
>
> On Unix, shared libraries are more difficult. It
> might be possible to
> make a single .so of a Haskell library, but I'm not
> sure. Alternatively
> you can use Don Stewart's hs-plugin package
> (announced here recently).
hs-plugin seems like a nice package, but I actually
need a shared library to interface with the JVM
through JNI. I'll try to get this working. Thanks for
your answers.
---
[]s, Andrei Formiga
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