Hi all,
I got it to work...finally. Basically, I used Malcolm's suggestion of
tracking down all the
SRILM .o files needed. I need to run now, but I'll post the gory (oh, so
gory) details soon.
Thanks to all who helped.
Best,
D.N.
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Nope. Ubuntu Linux (Intrepid Ibex). I wish it were that simple.
--D.N.
Daniel Fischer-4 wrote:
>
> Am Donnerstag 14 Januar 2010 20:42:42 schrieb DNM:
>> Which is weird, because 'srilm.o'/'srilm.h' are the files that define
>> the mysterious "unde
Which is weird, because 'srilm.o'/'srilm.h' are the files that define the
mysterious "undefined references". I'll keep plugging away and report
back when (or whether) I make some progress. In the meanwhile, if anyone
has a clue, I'm all ears.
Best,
D.N.
Malcolm Wallace wrote:
>
> However, if
sn't run. It's an object file, not an executable (not
being from
the C/C++ world, being a distinction I did not have at the forefront of my
mind).
Anyhow, still no dice. Even when cleaning up my Haskell code, I can't get
this
to compile.
--D.N.
DNM wrote:
>
> Note: I'
Sorry. In my haste to paste in the .c file, I left out all the include
statements. I do have #include "srilm.h" there (which to my non-
C/C++ mind seems stupid -- why the hell would you need to import
the header file for the code that it's a header *for*?)
Still no dice.
Thanks for your time,
Malcolm,
I saw this suggestion somewhere else. Unfortunately, it didn't help either.
I still get the "undefined reference" errors. I did eventually get ghc to
compile
Main.hs by putting the -c and -cpp flags after "--make Main.hs".
Then it produces a Main.o file which (even with +x permissions
Bulat,
Some very good suggestions. I will try to appease Ceiling Cat and
reduce my (perhaps gratuitous) use of unsafePerformIO. I'm going to
have to use it somewhere, since I want referentially transparent code
(and I try to avoid the IO monad when possible, anyway).
> 2. if your function retu
Note: I'm relatively new to Haskell, and my knowledge of C and C++ is
basically pretty
minimal -- I can read, modify and compile C/C++ programs (usually).
I'm trying to interface with some C++ code by writing a little bit of C code
that uses that C++ code,
and I'm getting "undefined reference" er
ciated with typeclasses, but type functions associated
> with them too. In this case you can think of Ret as a function that
> takes a type (G in the instance above) and returns another type (FU).
> Each instance can define new mappings for Ret.
>
> Hope this helps!
>
> Dan
&
e of 'Bar' (viz., FU or
FI)
later on when I implement 'foo' in each type classes.
On Sep 29, 10:43 pm, DNM wrote:
> N.B. I'm a newbie to Haskell, and this problem is a bit complex, so
> bear with me.
>
> I'm using typeclasses to implement a sort of common
N.B. I'm a newbie to Haskell, and this problem is a bit complex, so
bear with me.
I'm using typeclasses to implement a sort of common interface for all
things -- call them things of type 'Cls' -- that can be expected to
implement a set of functions -- an 'interface' in OOP-speak. (Yes,
yes, I'm a
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