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ekg doesn't complain when you don't give '+RTS -T'
See original GitHub issueIf you start an application without enabling the statistics interface, the server doesn’t really buy you much, nor does it inform you of the err.
It would be nice to throw up a warning, as I many times forget the -T, but unfortunately I don’t know of an easy way to get at the +RTS options provided to your program. GHC apparently allows you to substitute your own main function at link-time, but I don’t know if this can be done by a library. So it may require GHC hacking to provide some function in base that allows you to get at the +RTS flags.
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@nh2 It’s documented here: http://hackage.haskell.org/package/ekg-0.3.1.3/docs/System-Remote-Monitoring.html#g:1
Perhaps the UI itself could detect the condition and show a warning.
Ah, there is the note - all right then!