GHC as of now won't be able to recognize your change to the dynamic libraries on the fly. So if you want to use new features, you'll have to compile GLUT package for GHC freshly on top of your new freeglut. Get the GLUT source from hackage.haskell.org and do the cabal installation. GHC will then be able to recognize the freeglut, at least confirmed by experiments on my Linux box a few days ago. Regards, Paul L On 8/1/07, Ronald Guida wrote:

Hi,

I am trying to use freeglut with GHCi 6.6.1, and I'm stuck. I downloaded freeglut 2.4.0 and compiled it. I am on a Windows XP machine, and I found that freeglut compiled "out of the box" in MS Visual Studio.Net 2003.

My difficulty is that GHCi is finding GLUT 2.2.1 and not freeglut. How do I get GHC and GHCi to recognize and use freeglut instead?

Note: I'm using Windows XP; an upgrade to Linux is not an option.

Thank you -- Ron

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