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  1. Aug 01, 2007
  2. Jul 30, 2007
    • Ian Lynagh's avatar
      Fix fdToHandle on Windows · b624d5f8
      Ian Lynagh authored
      The old setmode code was throwing an exception, and I'm not sure it is
      meant to do what we need anyway. For now we assume that all FDs are
      both readable and writable.
      b624d5f8
  3. Jul 29, 2007
  4. Jul 25, 2007
    • Simon Marlow's avatar
      Handle buffers should be allocated with newPinnedByteArray# always · 5f7b3a3b
      Simon Marlow authored
      Not just on Windows.  This change is required because we now use safe
      foreign calls for I/O on blocking file descriptors with the threaded
      RTS.  Exposed by concio001.thr on MacOS X: MacOS apparently uses
      smaller buffers by default, so they weren't being allocated as large
      objects.
      5f7b3a3b
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    • Ian Lynagh's avatar
      Implement GHC.Environment.getFullArgs · 4dfc4d2d
      Ian Lynagh authored
      This returns all the arguments, including those normally eaten by the
      RTS (+RTS ... -RTS).
      This is mainly for ghc-inplace, where we need to pass /all/ the
      arguments on to the real ghc. e.g. ioref001(ghci) was failing because
      the +RTS -K32m -RTS wasn't getting passed on.
      4dfc4d2d
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    • Malcolm.Wallace@cs.york.ac.uk's avatar
      Change C-style comments to Haskell-style. · 484af560
      Malcolm.Wallace@cs.york.ac.uk authored
      These two headers are only ever used for pre-processing Haskell code,
      and are never seen by any C tools except cpp.  Using the Haskell comment
      convention means that cpphs no longer needs to be given the --strip
      option to remove C comments from open code.  This is a Good Thing,
      because all of /* */ and // are valid Haskell operator names, and there
      is no compelling reason to forbid using them in files which also happen
      to have C-preprocessor directives.
      484af560
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