| dons | i don't know. it happened on openbsd, it happened on linux. it went away for 2 weeks, now its back. > 1+@ |
| lambdabot | Parse error |
| dons | > 1+2 |
| lambdabot | 3 |
| dons | so if I rebuild runplugs, all is good. for a while super weird. |
| sorear | dons: do the ghc processes consume CPU? |
| dons | they sure do. and when runplugs terminated, they stay running and load goes up there's a lot of runplugs zombies. sorear: want to have to a look a zombieness? maybe the wait code isn't working |
| dmead | littledan: i think i got it, nm :P |
| sorear | dons: if you gdb $GHC.BIN $PID , then ^C, what symbol does it give? |
| dmead | Top level: No instance for (Show ([(Parameter, Parameter)] -> ([(Parameter, Parameter)], [Formula], Bool))) arising from use of `print' at Top level Probable fix: add an instance declaration for (Show ([(Parameter, Parameter)] -> ([(Parameter, Parameter)], [Formula], Bool))) In a 'do' expression: print it > :< |
| lambdabot | Parse error |
| jcreigh | dmead: you're trying to show a function |
| dons | sorear: don't have any running forked ghc's yet. i'll try it if it happens again |
| dmead | oh |
| sorear | Yay, I have more code online than dons! |
| jcreigh | dmead: you're probably missing an argument somewhere |
| lispy | what is the name of the database api which can type check your data accesses? |
| dmead | right right ah yes |
| lispy | is it haskelldb? |
| dmead | your right thanks :) yep |