On Fri, Jul 15, 2005 at 03:23:18PM +0100, Simon Marlow wrote:
> Hand-writing .hi files is how GHC used to work (up to version 0.29,
> IIRC). It's not entirely satisfactory because you can get into
> situations where you have to 'make' several times to get to a fixed
> point, and you can construct examples that never reach a fixed point.
> And 'make' complains about recursive dependencies a lot. What does
> hmake do?
I always thought it would be nice if you could specify special
'recursive groups' rules in make. so that if a set of recursive
dependencies were found, it would look if they matched such a rule and
fire it if needed.
John
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