Re: Instant readFile

2000-11-16 Thread Marcin 'Qrczak' Kowalczyk
Wed, 15 Nov 2000 18:42:29 +0100, George Russell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> pisze: > What I want instead is a function which >(a) opens the file; >(b) slurps the complete contents compactly into an array; >(c) closes the file; >(d) makes the contents of the array available as a String. A

RE: Problems with libgmp

2000-11-16 Thread Rahul Bhargava
> > So, I can't quite work out what went wrong in your case. If the build > > didn't detect GMP 2, then it should have just used the one in the tree. > > Obviously, when linking, it did not use the one in the tree :-( > Conclusion: The Linux linker does not behave like other linkers or > there i

RE: Instant readFile

2000-11-16 Thread Simon Marlow
George Russell writes: > The >readFile :: FilePath -> IO String > action returns the contents of the associated file. This is > almost what > I want, but not quite, because readFile is lazy. Hence if > the string is > only partly read, the file is still open. What I want > instead is a

RE: Problems with libgmp

2000-11-16 Thread Simon Marlow
> > > So, I can't quite work out what went wrong in your case. > If the build > > > didn't detect GMP 2, then it should have just used the > one in the tree. > > > > Obviously, when linking, it did not use the one in the tree :-( > > Conclusion: The Linux linker does not behave like other link