Greetings, I need to generate DLLs (in Windows) and shared libraries (in unix environments) that expose some Haskell functions (directly or through a C stub). My first option is having ghc generate the libs directly with the foreign export functions. But, searching through the documentation, FAQ, web and some part of the list archives, I didn't find any mention about how to do this. The manual mentions the capability to create DLLs in windows but as not working and unsupported. If this is possible to do in all or most platforms supported by ghc, I would be glad to know how. If it's not, the plan is link object files generated by ghc into a DLL/shared library, maybe using C stubs to call the Haskell functions. I'm going to experiment with this soon, but if there's already some ready-made guide about how to link ghc-generated objects, possibily together with C object files, using ld, that would be great. I suspect I have to refer to all the auto packages during the link. If that's all there's to it, is there a list of all the libs that need to be linked in ? Thanks in advance for any help and sorry if this question is somehow inadequate to the list (I just joined, but have been looking for help for ages). --- []s, Andrei de A. Formiga __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Friends. Fun. Try the all-new Yahoo! Messenger. http://messenger.yahoo.com/