Segmentation fault running on Mac after installation about tidal

[yaxu]

Hi, I've not heard of this problem before, and don't use a mac, so I'm not sure what to suggest.

One thing you could do is load tidal outside of emacs, to try to isolate the problem.
You can do this from a terminal window, start the haskell interpreter with ghci -XOverloadedStrings, then load tidal with :m Sound.Tidal.Context, start up a pattern stream with d1 <- dirtStream and send a pattern with d1 $ sound "bd sn".

Hmm, one thing you could try is start ghci with ghci -threaded -XOverloadedStrings. I have a distant memory of needing that threaded parameter, once..

Otherwise ask on http://lurk.org/groups/tidal/ , there are some mac using tidal folks there.

[yaxu]

I'll close this for now as I haven't heard from you, and haven't yet heard of anyone else having the same problem.

[mysteryDate]

Hey! Sorry for not getting back to you sooner. I tried the methods above, but have run into the same problem, upon running d1 <- dirtStream all the packages are loaded, ending with:

Loading package tidal-0.4.3 ... linking ... done.
Prelude Sound.Tidal.Context> 

The prompt hangs for a few seconds, accepts no input, and finally a Segmentation fault: 11 is delivered an the terminal kicks me out of the haskell interpreter. It does not matter if I use the -threaded parameter or not.
I'm very excited about this library! I'll keep trying...

[mysteryDate]

Hey! For the record, I was able to fix the problem. I uninstalled the haskell-platform (which I had installed via the installer) and re-intalled it using brew. Everything appears to work now. No idea what the problem was.