Olaf Chitil <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> runhugs does not accept any command line arguments (version 970410).
> While many Hugs options do not make sense with runhugs, some do.
> I am especially missing `-Ppath' for setting the search path. [...]
> [..]
> Currently I write a little shell script which sets the environment
> variable HUGSFLAGS (which is taken into account by runhugs) for every
> standalone Haskell program.
> Also the `set heap size option' could probably be useful for runhugs.
I think you're right. GHC allows you to specify flags for the runtime
system using something like this:
wc -RTS -H10k +RTS -al *.c
The "-RTS ... +RTS" stuff is seen by the runtime system and the "-al
*.c" stuff is seen by calls to "System.getArgs".
Sadly, we're kinda busy here at the moment - so I don't see much
chance of this change making it into the next release (unless someone
contributes some code...). Maybe by the end of the summer?
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