On Thu, 2007-04-12 at 23:38 -0700, SevenThunders wrote:
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> I saw a lot of options for places to put sources and targets, but I couldn't
> quite figure out how to configure it to place the object file output. No
> doubt
> it's there, I just couldn't find it in the 45 min.s or so that I looked f
Duncan Coutts wrote:
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> So it's easy if you link the system using ghc. If you want to link it
> all using gcc instead, yeah, that's a bit harder. You can see most of
> the flags ghc passes to gcc as they're just in the package configuration
> for the rts and base packages (ghc-pkg display
On Thu, 2007-04-12 at 21:48 -0700, SevenThunders wrote:
> I guess I am surprised that on linux, with all of it's amazing software
> development tools, that Haskell export libraries would be this tricky to
> develop.
I guess it's because most of the existing Haskell hackers are going the
other dir
I've finished a good sized Haskell project which I now must expose as a
library (along with a lot of C code) to my fellow engineers. I had
originally devoped my code on Windows XP and managed to learn how to wrap my
Haskell code in a DLL and create an MSVC linkable library stub for the DLL.
Alth
