It depends on which implementation you have.
hmake is good, and is independent of implementation.
ghc 5.0 has a make system built in, so you can say
ghc --make Main
to build your program. Or
ghc --interactive Main
to run it interactively.
Hugs also follows module dependencies automatically.
hbc had a similar mechanism I think.
Simon
| -----Original Message-----
| From: Steinitz, Dominic J
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| Subject: Building Programs
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| What's the recommended way of building a system consisting of
| many Haskell modules? Should I use hmake, make or is there
| some other preferred mechanism in the Haskell world?
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| Dominic.
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