Greetings, I need to call Haskell functions from a Java program. In the Java side, I can use JNI, which expects C-call functions exported from dynamically linked libraries. So, a primitive way to get what I want is to generate a dynamic library from Haskell code with exported ccall functions. This brings me to my first question: 1) is ghc able to create dynamic libraries in all platforms ? I searched the documentation and found only mention of a currently unsupported way to create DLLs in Win32, and nothing about other platforms. In case this is not possible, one solution might be to statically link ghc-generated code with a C dynamic library which calls the exported Haskell functions. Going further from the primitive, low-level JNI x FFI way, it would be great to automate the wrapping and marshalling necessary, so: 2) is there any tool to help with Haskell function exports and data marshalling to other languages ? I looked at HDirect but it predates the standard FFI definition and it doesn't seem to be supported. I am aware of tools to help calling Java from Haskell, but none to go the other way around. Thanks in advance for any help. --- []s, Andrei Formiga __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Friends. Fun. Try the all-new Yahoo! Messenger. http://messenger.yahoo.com/