I'd like the help of anyone with M1 hardware and Haskell knowledge. I was trying to address issue #63 but in all honesty, I'm out of my depth.
The haskellings binary is successfully compiling, but any commands (but help) will hang, and the memory consumption for the process will start increasing. So far only M1 machines are affected. (It works well on my Linux x64 machine).
EDIT:
So it does not hang, but it is hella slow (surely because ghc 8.10.7 support for AArch64 is basic (not native)):
running haskellings version command on M1:
→ time /nix/store/n3cajvdc6iklh5kcqs7ih6brpydnkj6a-haskellings-0.9.1.0/bin/haskellings version [94c7336]
0.9.1.0
version 52.08s user 106.05s system 255% cpu 1:01.89 total
running haskellings version command on my linux:
[nix-shell:~/Code/Perso/Haskell/haskellings]$ time /nix/store/wps8lj22p54g1iz1hwb1nldyywxl7vbb-haskellings-0.9.1.0/bin/haskellings version
0.9.1.0
real 0m0.163s
user 0m1.333s
sys 0m1.355s
I'd like the help of anyone with M1 hardware and Haskell knowledge. I was trying to address issue #63 but in all honesty, I'm out of my depth.
The
haskellings
binary is successfully compiling, but any commands (buthelp
) will hang, and the memory consumption for the process will start increasing. So far only M1 machines are affected. (It works well on my Linux x64 machine).EDIT: So it does not hang, but it is hella slow (surely because ghc 8.10.7 support for AArch64 is basic (not native)):
running
haskellings version
command on M1:running
haskellings version
command on my linux: