Hi Claus.
| A broader approach would be to try and show a united Haskell
| tools front to the general Haskeller: Identify a core set of Haskell
| tools (the above four would be my initial suggestion), and make
| sure that the latest binary releases for these are always in synch
| with each other.
> > >The -ohi flag lets you rename the interface file, or
> -hisuf is useful
> > >for renaming a whole bunch of interface files if you want to build
> > >modules in two different ways in the same directory.
> >
> > We use -hidir/-odir to build for different platforms, so the only
> > problem co
> Towards the end of last year I started experimenting with
> modified "nightly"
> build scripts to build in one fell swoop ghc (and it's
> libraries), alex,
> happy, greencard and hdirect.
>
> I backed off for three reasons, one was other tasks, the
> second was that I
> felt I was possibly g
[hugs-bugs removed from cc, this seems focussed on GHC?]
> Towards the end of last year I started experimenting with modified "nightly"
> build scripts to build in one fell swoop ghc (and it's libraries), alex,
> happy, greencard and hdirect.
|Speaking from a GHC standpoint, your efforts were/are
>> The simplest approach would be to take the presence of -o as a
>> strong hint that there might be confusion about executables/Main
>> modules and thus to rename the Main.hi-file as well when -o is
>> present.
>What you're really doing here is building a library that is subsequently
>used when b
