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RE: Re[4]: the impossible happened: msg#00112lang.haskell.glasgow.bugs
On 23 May 2005 18:36, Bulat Ziganshin wrote: >> It's all very like cost-centre stacks, which is why GHC provides the >> -xc option when you are profiling. I think that give you what you >> want --- but you have to compile your program profiled. > > i never used -prof, so i can't comment this. btw, -prof is not > compatible with -threaded, at least in my distribution (i guess that > it may be just lack of appropriately compiled libraries) -prof and -threaded work fine together, but you do need the profiling libraries installed. You don't need special -prof/-threaded libraries: only the RTS changes when you specify -threaded. Try -prof and +RTS -xc, you might be pleasantly surprised (or unpleasantly surprised: it doesn't *always* work). Cheers, Simon
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