Simon Marlow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote,
> Malcolm Wallace writes:
> > I solicit the comments of those who care about this relatively trivial
> > matter. If no-one else does, I'll just shut up again. :-)
>
> i think the answer is "yes we care", but on the whole I think the benefits
> of having
Hello,
Is there any interface to mmap(2) available? Something that behaves like
an immutable array would be great.
An mmap may have a signature like
mmap :: Ix a, ?? b => Handle -> IO (Array a b)
I've no idea what types should be allowed for b. It has to be some fixed
size type, e.g. Int, but
Hello!
On Mon, Jan 31, 2000 at 09:11:14PM +0100, Wojciech Moczydlowski, Jr wrote:
> [...]
> main = do
> socket <- listenOn (PortNumber (mkPortNumber 6665))
> (handle, hn) <- accept socket
> putStrLn hn" - it's just supposed to say who called and exit.
> Nevertheless, when I try
I have 2 questions. First is on the Socket module - I have a program (server)
which looks like:
"module Main where
import Socket
main = do
socket <- listenOn (PortNumber (mkPortNumber 6665))
(handle, hn) <- accept socket
putStrLn hn" - it's just supposed to say who cal
Malcolm Wallace writes:
> Why might the current name be misleading?
>
> * First, we must ask why IOExts is separate from IO in the first
> place.
>
> * Is the module separate simply because it was late to the
> party? Does it just contain small things that were 'forgotten' or
>
[ Cross-mailed to ghc-users, too, because this is not really a bug ]
Jan Kort wrote:
> It seems that FFI no longer accepts "ByteArray Int" in ghc 4.06
> (it does in ghc 4.04), it looks intentional ?
Even it is unintentional now, it will be omitted in future versions
when the new FFI design is fi
I am starting a one-person (and it might stay that way :-) campaign
to change the name of the library module IOExts to something more
meaningful and pronounceable. Personally, I hate the name IOExts
with a vehement loathing, but I guess I probably have to convince
quite a number of other people b
You can compile 4.06 with 4.04. We distribute a binary 4.04 for
libc-2.0. If you want a Debian version you'll have to
ask Michael Weber...
Simon
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> Simon Marlow wrote:
> > The binary dists all have pre-formatted HTML and PS docs,
> so you could just
> > download one of those (except it seems the link to the
> Linux binary dist is
> > currently broken; I'll fix that shortly, in the meantime
> there's the solaris
> > binary dist).
>
> I
I have got into a stupidly stuck situation.
A stable recent GHC version is needed. ghc-4.06 is going to be such.
And it should be able to be built from sources: I want to see that it
passes this test.
ghc-4.04 cannot compile ghc-4.06 due to certain bug.
Hence, it seems, I have to install fir
Simon Marlow wrote:
> The binary dists all have pre-formatted HTML and PS docs, so you could just
> download one of those (except it seems the link to the Linux binary dist is
> currently broken; I'll fix that shortly, in the meantime there's the solaris
> binary dist).
I think perhaps you are mi
Matthias Kilian writes:
> I wonder what the cvs release naming strategy is. Ist 4.06 on
> the main cvs
> branch, or is there a special tag for official releases, or what else?
>
> A `cvs up -dPA -r 4.06' in the fptools directory simply
> removed everything
> (don't worry, I did make a copy bef
> Please can we have a "binary" distribution of the Glasgow
> Haskell documentation
> in HTML format? In theory I believe I can do it by
> installing various bits of
> SGML software, hacking them to work with Solaris rather than
> Linux, linking them
> up, and running the relevant Make command
| Also I need the profiling for the user programs.
| Who could, please, tell me how to organize this?
| Maybe, something has to be set in mk/build.mk after running
| ./configure ?
You need:
GhcLibWays=p
in config.mk.in. But it's set that way by default, so you should
get the profil
On Mon, Jan 31, 2000 at 12:08:35 +0300, S.D.Mechveliani wrote:
> Then, I am going to install 4.06-binary (if I can find it!)
primary site:
http://haskell.org/ghc/dist/4.06/ghc-4.06-i386-unknown-linux.tar.gz
unofficial mirror (Hi Simon! Got my mail? :-)):
http://www-i2.informatik.rwth-aachen.de
To my
>> I tried to compile ghc-4.06 with ghc-4.04 :
>> [..]
>> /usr/ghc/4.04/bin/ghc -cpp -fglasgow-exts -Rghc-timing -I. -IcodeGen
>> [..]
>> -c basicTypes/Const.lhs -o basicTypes/Const.o -osuf o
>>
>> Const.lhs:51: Module `GlaExts' does not export `fromInt'
>> Compilation had errors
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