Trying to port nhc to a mobile platform

pierric <[email protected]> Sun, 27 May 2007 22:58:37 +0800
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Hi. Everyone. Recently an idea came up to my mind that I want to port nhc to
my nds(a handheld game console). There is a already a tiny linux system on
it. So the problem now is to cross compile the nhc on my laptop. Comparing
with other three haskell system, I think nhc is the most lightweight, and it
can be built from bootstrap. But sadly I don't know where to begin. Can
someone give any help? some detail steps or maybe some key points that I
must know.
thanks very much.

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Hi. Everyone. Recently an idea came up to my mind that I want to port nhc to my nds(<font size="-1">a handheld game console</font>). There is a already a tiny linux system on it. So the problem now is to cross compile the nhc on my laptop. Comparing with other three haskell system, I think nhc is the most lightweight, and it can be built from bootstrap. But sadly I don&#39;t know where to begin. Can someone give any help? some detail steps or maybe some key points that I must know.
<br>thanks very much.<br><span class="blue"> </span>

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