Consider the following program:
module Stack where
import System.IO.Unsafe
main = print (sim (replicate 1299959 ()))
sim [] = True
sim (_:xs) = goodStack (sim xs)
goodStack x = fromJust (Just x) --no stack overflow
badStack x = unsafePerformIO (return x) --stack overflow
Mads Lindstrøm mads_lindstroem at yahoo.dk writes:
So is it only possible to load home-grown/non-standard modules when also
doing a
regular import?
Here I really mean: So is it only possible to load
home-grown/non-standard modules _without_ also doing a regular import?
I could also pose
Thank you for porting GHC 6.8.2 to solaris, I am assigned a
job to make sure GHC run 64 bits on solaris. Is your
solaris port 64 bits. Or it only 32 BITS. I know 32 bits
GHC can still run on 64 bits solaris. However company want
to run really 64 bits GHC on solaris. Thanks a lot if you
can
hsing-chou chen wrote:
Thank you for porting GHC 6.8.2 to solaris, I am assigned a
job to make sure GHC run 64 bits on solaris.
Good, I was waiting for (someone like) you!
I'm interested in a true 64 bits GHC on solaris, too, but I have no idea
how to build one. I hope Ian or Simon can help
Mads Lindstrøm mads_lindstroem at yahoo.dk writes:
Hi
I am trying to use GHC as a library. From runStmt, I want to load and run
functions from a home-grown module. Lets call my home-grown module
HomeGrown.hs.
I have tried to model my application after
Recently I wrote a short program that builds an array containing the
number of divisors of the first 10^7 natural numbers. (Some of you can
guess why I did this, but I won't say explicitly lest this post become
a Googleable spoiler.)
Here's the relevant part of the code.
incElem a i =
