Dear all,
QUESTION: Is there an easy way of keeping ghc-4.08.2 from using any
assembler code when compiling it from .hc files + sources?
DETAILS: Why do I want to do this? gmp-2.0.2 has some problems
compiling on netbsd machines that can be solved by hiding all
assembler code from the comp
Hi,
I want to do something like:
| main = do
| monstrousDataStructure <- monstrousComputation
| hPutStr stderr "success!"
| ...
The important point is that I want to make sure that the computation
has terminated and not failed before I go to `...'. I have tried
|
compile with 4.02. Should I use haskell-1.4 (ie ghc-4.01) only or
do I miss something?
-Matthias
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Hi,
I am playing with greencard a little bit and failed to compile the
examples in the documentation. I am using ghc-4.01 (4-02 refuses to
compile greencard) and GNU CPP version 2.8.1 (i386 GNU/Linux with ELF).
We I make ghc eat the following code (in module Main with a trivial
main function):
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when I work on the problem again. (It's still
possible that it's a bug in my code, however.)
-Matthias
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