It's a bit silly really. Every library that comes with GHC is provided in no less than 4 flavours:
static
dynamic
profiled
GHCi
The GHCi version is just the static version linked together in a single .o file. The other three versions all have their own set of interface files (.hi files) too...
Hey, I just saw that comment about that 1-100 challenge.. Maybe you could add a random time-out for various languages for the next few weeks and announce that in said challenge which would possibly help with people trying to force solutions.
(or just announce it & not implement it could help as well)
Huh. That gives about 50M average language size, which is reasonable. I don't know why my brain finds this surprising but I can't seem to convince it otherwise.
@Dennis: So far I only noticed that System.Random is missing
I just went through most of my Haskell answers and this seems to be the only important module that is missing (apart from Network.HTTP.Simple which I used once but since TIO doesn't allow inet access this is not needed..)
Oh maybe installing Data.Matrix would be a good idea too, haven't used it so far but who knows
I guess installing it via cabal install --global random would be the easiest, maybe a per-user install would suffice too but I don't know anything about the TIO infrastructure
(for Data.Matrix it would be just matrix)
@Laikoni: Maybe you know a better way? (I prefer using stack)
I know that on Linux there's a difference between --global and (if I recall correctly) omitting that flag does only a per user install by default.. Those are the reasons I use stack :) It's like virtualenv for Python
It's a bit silly really. Every library that comes with GHC is provided in no less than 4 flavours:
static
dynamic
profiled
GHCi
The GHCi version is just the static version linked together in a single .o file. The other three versions all have their own set of interface files (.hi files) too...
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