On Sun, Nov 16, 2008 at 5:10 PM, Michael D. Adams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> Within a set of modules, the minimal imports also give you the minimal > exports since each minimal export is required because it is imported > somewhere. Just compile all your modules with -ddump-minimal-imports, > then cat all your "*.import" files together and sort the result. The > minimal exports for module Foo will be listed as several lines of the > form "import Foo(x,y,z)", etc. From there on it's just a bit of text > munging to get it into your export list code (about two lines of > perl). Alright, that's the same manual process I do now. I didn't use -ddump-minimal-imports before because I didn't know about it and we maintain sufficiently minimal imports already. That and I used emacs macros instead of perl because I already know how to use emacs :) If I take the time to automate this I wonder if it's a worthwhile tool to upload to hackage. Sounds like others have been doing this sort of thing. Now if I just had a round touit... Thanks everyone! Jason
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