compiling ghci...

[Andre Rauber Du Bois]

Hello!

>=20
> Assuming you already have a stage-2 compiler built (in ghc/compiler/stage=
2/ghc-inplace), if you change the RTS you should be able to type 'make' in =
ghc/rts, and then run the stage-2 compiler without recompiling either the s=
tage-1 or stage-2 compiler.
>=20


        Ok, that is what i tried to do before posting my question :-)
        But somehow it does not work... I change the files, rebuild the
rts but I do not get the changes in my stage-2 compiler running
--interactive...
        I will post the question again in the cvs-ghc mailing list...
Andre.





> Simon
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> | -----Original Message-----
> | From: Andre Rauber Du Bois [mailto:dubois@macs.hw.ac.uk]
> | Sent: 21 February 2003 12:16
> | To: glasgow-haskell-users@haskell.org
> | Subject: compiling ghci...
> |=20
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> | =09Hello!
> |=20
> | =09I am playing with ghci and also trying to modify things in its
> | Scheduler. As ghci is only generated if it is compiled using the same
> | version of the compiler that you are trying to generate, if I change th=
e
> | Scheduler.c file, I always have to compile the whole thing twice. I
> | already tried only recompiling the RTS but it does not work. Is there a
> | short cut, or, what files I have to recompile if I am changing the rts =
and
> | want to see these changes in ghci?
> | =09Is this the right place to ask these questions? :-)
> |=20
> | =09Cheers,
> | Andre.
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