Trying to compile it (or gtk2hs) under FreeBSD gives errors from c2hs.
I'm sorry I don't have internet access on that computer, but the
errors say things like `'#' doesn't belong here' in <limits.h>, etc.
Somewhere it was suggested that the problem was with FreeBSD's use of
__signed, and I tried using -D__signed=signed, but it didn't make any
difference.
Has anyone gotten this working, or have some clues about where to
start tracking down this bug in c2hs?
Thanks!
Tim
> Trying to compile it (or gtk2hs) under FreeBSD gives errors from c2hs.
>
> Has anyone gotten this working, or have some clues about where to
> start tracking down this bug in c2hs?
Try posting your question to the gtkhs list, where the author of
c2hs hangs out.
http://haskell.org/mailman/listinfo/gtkhs
Regards,
Malcolm
>
> Has anyone gotten this working, or have some clues about where to
> start tracking down this bug in c2hs?
>
Maybe the main platform of gtk2hs development is freebsd, but I am
unsure. Try asking on the gtk2hs mailing list.
V.
A quick bit of propaganda. HTk
www.informatik.uni-bremen.de/htk
works on FreeBSD with no trouble at all. (As it works on Windows, Linux
and Solaris.) So if Tk-style windows are all you want, it will do.
CHeers!
"George Russell" <g...@tzi.de> wrote in message
news:bodln6$kpm$1...@kohl.informatik.uni-bremen.de...
Yes. I've put binary bundles for ghc6.0.1 on Solaris and Linux on the web-page.
FreeBSD and Windows should follow later today, I hope. If I can work out how to
install ghc6.0.1 on FreeBSD, that is.
gtk2hs mailing list, gtk+hs mailing list, and Htk.