I just downloaded the files onto another machine and am doing the install.
These are the steps I have followed, which are as per the instructions on:
http://www.informatik.uni-freiburg.de/~thiemann/haskell/WASH/
Edit WASH-CGI-1.2/Makefile (set PATH_TO_ variables).
Edit WASH-CGI-1.2/Examples/Makef
Hi all,
I've had a request for --enable-threaded-rts support in the Debian
packages, but I don't want to just build with it as then HOpenGL can't
be used.
My hope was that I could share most files and just have a different
binary or something for the threaded-rts (it would be even better if a
th
Hi all,
I've had a request for --enable-threaded-rts support in the Debian
packages, but I don't want to just build with it as then HOpenGL can't
be used.
My hope was that I could share most files and just have a different
binary or something for the threaded-rts
This is indeed the case. The threa
On Tue, Jul 22, 2003 at 08:11:03PM +0200, Wolfgang Thaller wrote:
> >
> >I've had a request for --enable-threaded-rts support in the Debian
> >packages, but I don't want to just build with it as then HOpenGL can't
> >be used.
> >
> >My hope was that I could share most files and just have a differen
That, along with your HSrts.o later, ties in with the files that change
file size except that /usr/lib/ghc-6.0/package.conf gains a "pthread"
in
the rts extra libraries.
Ah yes, I overlooked that, because it doesn't happen on Mac OS X :-).
It looks like I want to make a package-threaded.conf that
I am trying to compile GHC for mingw32 (cygwin
environment with -mno-cygwin compile option) but I've
run into some trouble with some "undefined reference"
errors. Can someone help me? I'm having this trouble
with both version 3 and 2 of gcc, and I'm using the
Windows Installer of ghc 6.0 to boots
We have a New Plan for the threaded RTS, which is stable, I think.
Wolfgang Thaller is going to (a) write it up (or, rather, tidy up the
existing design sketches) and (b) implement it in GHC (which is mostly
done). But he's been busy recently. I'm sure that a chorus of hungry
users would encourage
