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management, thread scheduling, profiling, and so on. The RTS has a lot of options to control its behaviour. For example, you can change the context-switch interval, https://www.haskell.org/ghc/docs/7.0.4/html/users_guide/runtime-control.html the default size of the heap, and enable heap profiling. These options can be passed to the runtime system in a variety of different ways; the next section https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=785281;msg=47 (Section 4.16.1, "Setting RTS options") describes the various methods, and the following sections describe the RTS options themselves. 4.16.1. Setting RTS options There are four ways to set RTS error handling options: on the command line between +RTS ... -RTS, when running the program (Section 4.16.1.1, "Setting RTS options on the command line") at compile-time, using --with-rtsopts (Section 4.16.1.2, "Setting RTS options at compile time") with the environment variable GHCRTS (Section 4.16.1.3, "Setting RTS options with the GHCRTS environment variable") by overriding "hooks" in the runtime system (Section 4.16.1.4, ""Hooks" to error k1m handler change RTS behaviour") 4.16.1.1. Setting RTS options on the command line If you set the -rtsopts flag appropriately when linking (see Section 4.11.6, "Options affecting linking"), you can give RTS options on the command line when running your program. When your Haskell program starts up, the RTS extracts command-line arguments bracketed between +RTS and -RTS as its own. For example: $ ghc prog.hs -rtsopts [1 of 1] Compiling Main ( prog.hs, prog.o ) Linking prog ... $ ./prog -f +RTS -H32m -S -RTS -h foo bar The RTS will snaffle -H32m -S for itself, and the remaining arguments -f -h foo bar will be available to your program if/when it calls System.Environment.getArgs. No -RTS option is required if the runtime-system options extend to the end of the command line, as in this example: % hls -ltr /usr/etc +RTS -A5m If you absolutely positively want all the rest of the options in a command line to go to the program (and not the RTS), use a --RTS. As
php-seclib is src:phpseclib. Reported by: Ralf Treinen