Hi,
Jeremy Shaw ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) has a template for debianizing libraries that have been cabalized. That probably won't quite cut it for yhc, but between that and the packaging for ghc, we could probably cook something up.
Alas Yhc not been Cabalised at all, we hope it will one day, but unfortunately Cabal is quite a way off being able to do all the necessary bits.
If we can successfully package it, we'd be happy to host the debs.
We have plenty of space to host it, but are happy to shove it wherever is most useful for the users.
I'll try and take a stab at it some evening.
Thanks very much, any questions on the general compiling of Yhc can be directed at yhc -at- haskell.org - but the wiki should make it pretty easy. Thanks Neil
Neil Mitchell wrote: > Hi, > > The Yhc project just got asked for a .deb package by someone. So we'd > like some information on what we need to do to work with the > debian-haskell people to hopefully get Yhc packaged in some way for > Debian. > > We're all available on yhc -at- haskell.org, we have a bug tracker > with a bug for this (http://code.google.com/p/yhc/issues/detail?id=63) > and i'm on this list now to see any Yhc stuff go by. > > Yhc is starting to get useable, but is certainly not ready for a > proper release, we still recommend people use the latest darcs > version. We have a Gentoo ebuild that automates this, and a Windows > nightly build. We'd ideally like some kind of equivalent for Debian, > nightly .deb packages. We have various build machines that can > generate these, however none run Debian, most are on Gentoo. > > So we're basically wondering how we should proceed from here. > > Thanks > > Neil > > _______________________________________________ > debian-haskell mailing list > [email protected] > http://urchin.earth.li/mailman/listinfo/debian-haskell
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