make this file independent of the actual word size.

Fix up a PrimOp dependency.

Add touch# and foreignObjToAddr#.

- Add touch# and foreignObjToAddr#.

- Add a long comment to the beginning of this file listing the files
  that need to be updated when adding a new primop.

Added a worked example of how to export Haskell functions from a DLL
(provided by Sigbj\orn).

#include "config.h", to be able to use HsFFI.h from standalone C files.

Import stripped-down gmp-3.1.

This will cause severe breakage until I can resolve the conflicts and
check in the rest of the changes, so I'd advise not updating this
directory for a while (unless you're using a system-installed gmp, in
which case it won't matter).

Initial revision

Import stripped-down gmp-3.1.

This will cause severe breakage until I can resolve the conflicts and
check in the rest of the changes, so I'd advise not updating this
directory for a while (unless you're using a system-installed gmp, in
which case it won't matter).

Disable jump tables for the time being; the register allocator gets confused about them.

Gratuitously remove a gratuitous ineficiency in allocatableRegs.

Revoked comments about not using -static under Windows.

Typo s/Lhar/List/

Oops, #include reordering does not work if -#include refers to names
from Stg.h. Changes reverted. The original problem requires -optc-Dfoo
workaround.

Unused Prelude import check moved to a better place.

Never say:
"Warning: Module `Prelude' is imported, but nothing from it is used"

Output -#include options before packages' C includes, to be able to
-#include a file that #defines e.g. _XOPEN_SOURCE and #includes a C
header depending on _XOPEN_SOURCE that is also included from Stg.h.
First inclusion of this header should be after the #define.

Replace a zipEqual with a zip in tcPat when checking a record pat.
The former version caused a panic with DEBUG on if a record pattern
was used with a non-record constructor.

Add some tests for unboxing strict record fields.

unboxing strict fields, bug #2:

	the unfolding in a record selector id was
	completely bogus when -funbox-strict-fields
	was in effect.

Sorry, that's "RTS hooks work under Windows when the *program* is built
statically, not the compiler".

Revised note about RTS hooks under Windows: they should still work for
statically-built compilers.

Added a note about RTS hooks not working under Windows with DLLs.

remove unused imports.

barf when a DLLized RTS tries to allocate a 2nd Windows monster block;
is_heap_alloced stops working at this point. No problem for the static
build.

Changed HAVE_WIN32_DLL_SUPPORT to ENABLE_WIN32_DLL_SUPPORT so that the
relevant bits are only used in the dynamic Windows build (as they should be).

unboxing strict fields, bug #1:

	desugaring a record pattern used the
	rep args rather than the original args when
	expanding the pattern into a ConPat.

Complete the removal of tso->splim (these are the NCG bits).

This test used a library module that no longer exists (Printf).

Test no longer applicable (fails for non-typechecking reasons: multiple
definition of main)

Updated error message.

Change use of HAVE_WIN32_DLL_SUPPORT to ENABLE_WIN32_DLL_SUPPORT, to stop
things going horribly wrong with static linking on win32.

Don't just pick the back edges ({-# SOURCE #-} imports) when
collecting the list of imports for module initialisation.  It's
entirely possible that a module is only reachable from Main via {-#
SOURCE #-} imports.

oops, revert part of previous commit that sneaked in by accident

Make the TSO structure shorter by 2 words:

	- remove splim.  It was always equal to &(tso->stack) +
	  RESERVED_STACK_WORDS.

	- make two enum fields 16 bits each instead of 32.

this test had random end conditions; make it a bit more deterministic

fail properly in ghcExit, now that we don't call error any more.

Minor cleanups to a few closure types: we don't use StgPtr in
Closures.h anymore.

Add -fvia-C to cg026 (which it needs).

Updated error message for "Compilation had errors" so as not to break tests.