Simon Marlow:
Claus Reinke wrote:
Yes you need to re-install Haddock if you re-install GHC, but
that's just like any other library (think of Haddock as a
library). I think it's unlikely that anyone will want to have
multiple Haddock installations, but if they do then they'll just
have to manually rename the Haddock binary after installing it.
Isn't that just the problem we're talking about? It is not about
wanting
to have multiple Haddock installations. After the switch to Haddock
2, there will _have to be_ one Haddock installation per GHC
installation.
Not necessarily - how often do you need to run Haddock against
something other than the libraries for your most recent installed GHC?
If you are a library author, I will want to run it with multiple GHC
versions all the time. You may have multiple development compilers
and then you will want to build distributions for specific compiler
versions (other than your development compiler(s)), too.
Manuel
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