Simon Marlow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We just do a normal build, on Fedora 9 boxen. If it works
> across other distros, it's probably just good luck!
With GHC, my luck has been good.
I've found that `optl-static` actually causes problems, so
I've removed it and things work without it.
On Tue, Nov 11, 2008 at 05:04:25PM -0800, Jason Dusek wrote:
> How was the Linux binary for GHC created? I am looking at ways
> to compile Haskell binaries for Linux that work across
> distros. So far, I have been using `-static -optl-static` but
> today there was a weird hiccup with IO --
Jason Dusek wrote:
How was the Linux binary for GHC created? I am looking at ways
to compile Haskell binaries for Linux that work across
distros. So far, I have been using `-static -optl-static` but
today there was a weird hiccup with IO -- the Gentoo built
binary worked fine on Gentoo
How was the Linux binary for GHC created? I am looking at ways
to compile Haskell binaries for Linux that work across
distros. So far, I have been using `-static -optl-static` but
today there was a weird hiccup with IO -- the Gentoo built
binary worked fine on Gentoo but caught SIGPIPE in
