> Yup that worked. Sort of an obscure error message
> to communicate "package not found"
>
> Is there a convention so I know which package I
> need for which module? My guess is sometimes (but
> randomly) you need to add a package
> on the command line corresponding to the first
> part of
Yup that worked. Sort of an obscure error message
to communicate "package not found"
Is there a convention so I know which package I
need for which module? My guess is sometimes (but
randomly) you need to add a package
on the command line corresponding to the first
part of the qualified modu
> This program does not compile using GHC 6.2 on winXP.
>
> import Network.Socket
> main = do putStr ""
>
> The error is:
>
> conc.o(.text+0x22):fake: undefined reference to
> `__stginit_NetworkziSocket_'
>
> What am I doing wrong?
You need to add '-package network' to the command lin
This program does not compile using GHC 6.2 on winXP.
import Network.Socket
main = do putStr ""
The error is:
conc.o(.text+0x22):fake: undefined reference to `__stginit_NetworkziSocket_'
What am I doing wrong?
-Alex-
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