I've found that if I modify the Makefile and include -i<path-to-md5-directory> everything compiles and links fine. I did however have to make a small change to MD5.lhs removing the then clause. I don't believe this was correct but nevertheless it does compile and programs run. #ifdef __GLASGOW_HASKELL__ #define rotL rotateL #include "Zord64_EASY.hs" #else Could someone more knowledgeable explain what compiler flag, if any, is needed for the compilation to succeed with the above statement. I presume the problem was that MD5 was compiled "differently" than expected. The package as it came would not compile, make returned with nothing needs to be made, so I had to manually compile the file with the commands in the Makefile. -- Sachin On Feb 23, 2004, at 4:10 AM, Uwe Schmidt wrote:
Sachin Desai schrieb:
Has anyone successfully compiled this Toolbox on Mac OS X (10.3.2)? I've installed ghc made through darwinports, compiled and installed MD5 and am getting errors when building the toolbox.
Skipping HTTP ( ./http/HTTP.hs, ./http/HTTP.o ) Compiling Browser ( ./http/Browser.hs, ./http/Browser.o )
it's not really a problem of the toolbox, but of the sources we use for http access. the http modules are copied from Warrick Gray, please look into the sources. we plan to rework the http input, to modularize it and to configure it for direct http support or via external programs, or to use only file access. Graham Klyne had similar problems when compiling under windows. perhaps a newer version of the http module may solve the problem.
uwe schmidt
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