On Wed, 14 Sep 2005 16:05:26 +0100
"Simon Peyton-Jones"
Would someone like to write up a description of how
to successfully call out from Haskell to C++ and vice versa,
using GHC?
I could write up a summary of our experiences calling Haskell from C++, but as I have no in depth knowledge of the interna, that summary would be anything but comprehensive, so I am not sure I am the right man for the job. Right now we have to use GHC to link the entire project (including the C++ part) because we have to rely on --make to figure out which GHC libraries (i.e. which .o files in /usr/lib/ghc-6.4) we need to link against. We would like to do the linking manually (via g++). Now: * Is there a way to have GHC link only the Haskell part of the project (including libraries) and create an .o file? * Alternatively: Is there a way to have GHC return dependency information _including_ information about GHC libs? (I know about -M but that does not include info about needed libraries) Thanks, Felix