hi all,
two things:
1/ i do something and i'd like to know if it is correct
2/ i propose something about 1/
1/ i want to read some binary file (e.g. targa file format : *.tga).
i do this :
-- first way : via IOUArray
showInfoHeader1 handle = do
a <- newArray_ (1,8) :: IO (IOUArray Int Word
>
> GHC gives: Fail: <>
>
> Hugs gives: [(ERROR - C stack overflow
>
This usually means that you programmed some kind of circular definition, as in
main =
let x = x :: Int
in print x
This is not the same as a self-referential data structure like an
infinite list, as in
let ones = 1
Greetings All:
GHC gives: Fail: <>
Hugs gives: [(ERROR - C stack overflow
cheers,
-Mike
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Many thanks for the links.
Has anyone tried to squeeze House in a VMWare or XEN virtual machine?
Best,
titto
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> -Original Message-
> From: Jared Updike [mailto:
Very cool.
Has anyone experience of using House?
If it is reliable and it supports enough of the GHC libraries to run the
Haskell Web Server
(http://www.informatik.uni-freiburg.de/~thiemann/haskell/WASH/#wsp) we
are in business :-)
titto
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Pasqualino "Titto" Assin
> And: has anyone already built a 'haskell-in-a-box' virtual machine?
Some are working on an all-Haskell-boots-from-scratch OS:
House (Haskell User's Operating System and Environment):
http://www.cse.ogi.edu/~hallgren/House/
>From the page: "House is a demo of software written in Haskell,
runni
Hello,
you are probably all aware of the recent brouhaha relative to
virtualisation, that is to say the possibility of running multiple
operating systems in parallel on the same PC (see
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtualisation).
This opens all kind of interesting possibilities, in particular
