I wrote:
Does anyone else use Project Builder with Haskell? Once you fiddle
around with it a bit, it seems to work OK with makefiles. But I wondered
if anyone had any Haskell-specific extensions?
OK, I made some spec files for recognising the existence of Haskell source files (single-click in file view) and doing syntax colouring: <http://semantic.org/projectbuilder/extras/Specifications/>
Put them both in one of these directories: ~/Developer/ProjectBuilder Extras/Specifications/ /Developer/ProjectBuilder Extras/Specifications/
I've put in PB projects in both HBase and HScheme CVS. Of course both of
them use "legacy Makefile" targets as I also want to build without PB.
Otherwise PB uses Peforce's "jam" (replacement for make) as its build
system, using clever regexes to recover warning and error messages from
tools. So theoretically it should be possible to integrate GHC directly.
Hi Ashley, I guess you've heard of the announcements of the new Apple IDE announced at WWDC recently ("Xcode"). I'm at WWDC right now, and I'll do my best to talk to the Apple engineers there to make sure that all the infrastructure is in place to be able to integrate Haskell/GHC with Xcode. Xcode does look a little bit more extensible than Project Builder, but since it's in beta, not everything is actually documented/integrated yet (in particular, its native build system).
However, if you still want to use Project Builder, I have managed to get GHC integration going. It's not pretty (put it this way: Perl is involved ...), but it _does_ work. I'm planning to release it in ~2 weeks, but if you can't wait, email me back and I'll give you a preview if I have time :).
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