I am tying to write a Term class with function application:
data (Typeable a) => Term a =
Const a |
LVar Int |
forall b. Typeable b => App (Term (b -> a)) (Term b) |
Lam (Term a)
Because 'forall' is present, ghc refuses to deri
Sorry for the stupidity... just found the -I option...
Although it is a bit frustrating when an FFI program that used to compile
stops when you add supposedly "harmless" options such as -O or -prof. Might
be worth adding a section to the FFI section of the manual about using the
-I flag when compi
I have an FFI program which compiles fine with GHC 6.2.1 under standard
compilation options (i.e. no optimisation etc), but not with -O2 or -prof.
With -prof/-O2 GHC compiles via C, and this seems to be causing the problem.
With -prof I get these error messages:
Compiling Database.Oracle.OCIFunct
On Sunday 18 April 2004 21:36, Sven Panne wrote:
>
> All these undefined references ("zi" => ".") seem to be within your own
> package "CHD", but guessing what goes wrong exactly is a bit hard without
> further information. A complete log of what you are doing might help, a
> tar file including you
