"Jeremy Shaw" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hello, > > I started working on building -prof .debs by default, but I ran into a > minor snag. I do not see an easy way to seperate the generated files > into the -dev and -prof packages -- all the files are lumped into the > same directory tree. > > Here is the process I am using: > > 1) setup configure --enable-library-profiling > 2) setup build > 3) setup copy --copy-prefix $tmp > > The problem is, the build phase builds both the profiled and > non-profiled version, and puts them in the same place. The best option > I see at the moment is to use 'find' to find all the files that look > like profiling enabled files and move them out of the -dev package > into the -prof package. That seems error prone however. > > Does anyone have any suggestions? Perhaps cabal should provide better > support for this operation?
Not sure any better way to do this w/ cabal right now. You could add a flag to suppress the non-profiled build and do it in two steps, or add a flag to output hte profiled builds elsewhere. Both of those sound a little dicy, but it could probably be made to work. peace, isaac _______________________________________________ debian-haskell mailing list [email protected] http://urchin.earth.li/mailman/listinfo/debian-haskell
