
On 23/12/13 17:59, Ben Gamari wrote:
Ian Lynagh
writes: You shouldn't need dynamic-by-default. It should Just Work in HEAD, both unregisterised and registerised.
Just to clarify, how does one configure GHCi to use dynamic linking now?
You set DYNAMIC_GHC_PROGRAMS=YES (which is the default on supported platforms). This causes GHC itself to be built with -dynamic, which in turn causes GHCi to look for and to load the dynamic versions of packages. Cheers, Simon
Should I interpret your message to mean that it is already configured this way? Where in the tree is this configured?
To be perfectly clear, I want to ensure that dynamic linking is always preferred over linking static objects with the RTS linker. Will this happen as things stand? How does GHCi decide how to load a library? Is this the role of GhcDynamic?
I'm still not really sure why `DYNAMIC_BY_DEFAULT` should be causing the problems I'm observing. It seems to me that it is functionally equivalent to passing the `-dynamic` flag as they both simply add `WayDyn` to DynFlag's `ways` list. Do you have any idea where they might differ?
Cheers,
- Ben
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