Hi Jun,

When I was trying to marshal a C structure in Haskell, I met such error: "Illegal structure or union type! There is no automatic support for marshaling of structures and unions". However, if I try to marshal the pointer to a structure, it works well.

As the error message says there is no automatic facility for marshalling structs and unions - in fact, there is no one best way to do it. The easiest solution is to define a Haskell version of your C structure

The structure I define in C is: ------------- typedef point{ int x,y; }; --------------

So, you would define data Point = Point {x :: Int, y :: Int} Then, define an instance of the type class Storable for Point. (Storable is a class from the FFI addendum, see the GHC Haddock documentation for details.) Afterwards you can use c2hs get and set hooks to marshal between the C and the Haskell representation. Manuel