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That's cool, but could you tell me how to use it? When I try ghc -B hello.hs I get an error Missing file: ./settings . If I then touch settings pla

by 1f60c 6y ago

That's cool, but could you tell me how to use it? When I try ghc -B hello.hs I get an error Missing file: ./settings . If I then touch settings platformConstants the error changes to Can't parse "./settings" . What am I supposed to put in this settings file? I'm but a Haskell noob, and this is the first time I've heard of it. EDIT: I found it! The correct command is ghc hello.hs +RTS -B . I can't seem to get it to beep on macOS, though.

chrisseaton 6y ago
It just prints \a - it's up to your Terminal what it does with that. Does print "\a" work in your terminal?
- 1f60c 6y ago
  Yes, it does, but my terminal's "silent bell" feature had been enabled. I disabled it, and it worked, though only while compiling, and not during runtime, strangely enough.