Manuel M. T. Chakravarty [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Sven Panne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote,
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Simon Marlow wrote:
The easiest way is to declare mmap as a foreign function using
foreign import, then build a little wrapper around it.
A problem will
Title: RE: Wanted: mmap or other fast IO
Is there any interface to mmap(2) available? Something that
behaves like
an immutable array would be great.
An mmap may have a signature like
mmap :: Ix a, ?? b = Handle - IO (Array a b)
I've no idea what types should be allowed for b
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Simon Marlow wrote:
The easiest way is to declare mmap as a foreign function using
foreign import, then build a little wrapper around it.
A problem will be: What Haskell types should be used for size_t and
off_t? Getting this done properly would require
Sven Panne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote,
[ Simply can't resist... ;-) ]
Simon Marlow wrote:
The easiest way is to declare mmap as a foreign function using
foreign import, then build a little wrapper around it.
A problem will be: What Haskell types should be used for size_t and
off_t?
Title: RE: Wanted: mmap or other fast IO
Is there any interface to mmap(2) available? Something that
behaves like
an immutable array would be great.
An mmap may have a signature like
mmap :: Ix a, ?? b = Handle - IO (Array a b)
I've no idea what types should be allowed for b
[ Simply can't resist... ;-) ]
Simon Marlow wrote:
The easiest way is to declare mmap as a foreign function using
foreign import, then build a little wrapper around it.
A problem will be: What Haskell types should be used for size_t and
off_t? Getting this done properly would require
On 16-Feb-2000, Simon Marlow [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The easiest way is to declare mmap as a foreign function using foreign
import, then build a little wrapper around it. Unfortunately you won't be
able to turn the resulting memory into an array (even a ByteArray), since
these are assumed
Hello,
Is there any interface to mmap(2) available? Something that behaves like
an immutable array would be great.
An mmap may have a signature like
mmap :: Ix a, ?? b = Handle - IO (Array a b)
I've no idea what types should be allowed for b. It has to be some fixed
size type, e.g. Int, but
