[Haskell-beginners] GHC compiling for different platforms

[Magnus Therning]

Colin Adams wrote:
> You certainly don't need an extra computer, as you could run 32-bit
> Linux in a VM.

Yes, going the VM route is probably easiest.  IIRC Virtualbox can now run 
64-bit guests on a 32-bit host, so you'd be able to provide executables for 
both no matter what you run on your main system.

There was a call for a pre-made VM for Haskell development a while back (I 
think it was raised on haskell-cafe).  I'm not sure anything came of it, but 
it'd be worth searching through the archives to see if you can avoid 
installing guests yourself.

/M

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