On Wed, 2007-04-25 at 08:56 +0100, Simon Peyton-Jones wrote:
> Duncan,
>
> I implemented this a couple of weeks ago but forgot to push it. Now
> INLINE pragmas survive across interface files. I hope it's useful.
Fantastic, thanks Simon. I'll try it out in Data.Binary in the next few
days and re
Hello,
We've been trying to compile GHC 6.6 on ia64, and although we have
applied the patch on http://hackage.haskell.org/trac/ghc/ticket/1150 ,
we still get some mangler errors with "nop 0"s. We have gcc 4.1, and
Linux SUSE. Specifically:
== make all -r;
in .../ghc-6.6/rts
-
I wonder if anyone can help me.
I have used glade and gtk2hs to create a GUI for my Connect 4 program,
using .png images to depict the counters on the screen.
Everything was working fine until I tried running my program on
another computer. Predictably, there were a number of dll files
required
Claus Reinke wrote:
What I was actually googling for is "ghc haskell language pragma", and
then you get loads of results from manuals before GHC had a language
pragma. I don't mean searching to find the documentation, I mean
searching to find content within the documentation.
This just shows yo
What I was actually googling for is "ghc haskell language pragma", and
then you get loads of results from manuals before GHC had a language
pragma. I don't mean searching to find the documentation, I mean
searching to find content within the documentation.
This just shows you how screwed up Goog
Pasqualino 'Titto' Assini wrote:
I have a little library that depends on the 'ghc' api library.
I would like to build my library in profiling mode but this is not possible as
the 'ghc' library itself seems to be distributed only in non-profiling mode.
Is there any way out?
How can I get or
Duncan,
I implemented this a couple of weeks ago but forgot to push it. Now INLINE
pragmas survive across interface files. I hope it's useful.
Simon
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