I am using hs-plugins to load some Haskell modules dynamically. It all goes well until I try to load a module that uses a package with some C++ code in the implementation. The module in question, A.hs, uses a package named RGPack, which consists of some C++ code and a single Haskell module that provides the necessary `foreign import' declarations. The package (including the C++ code) is built by GHC. When I try to load A.hs using hs-plugins, I get the following error: Unknown PEi386 section name `.ctors' (while processing: C:\Program Files\Haskell\RGPack-0.0\ghc-6.4.2/HSRGPack-0.0.o) When I link A.hs statically (using `import A' in my main module), it works fine. I am fairly sure that the problem is somehow related to the usage of the C++ code in the package (because .ctors section is C++-specific), but I have no idea how I can remedy this. Rewriting the C++ code to pure C is an obvious workaround, but I'd prefer to try something else before I resort to this ;-) For the record, I use GHC 6.4.2 on Windows, hs-plugins-1.0-rc0. I will greatly appreciate any hints. Cheers, Cyril