I just downloaded a fresh copy of Haskell Platform, and successfully got
cabal to update itself. I installed smallcheck-0.4 successfully too.
But then I tried to install lhs2tex, which 'worked' until the point of
saying:
Linking dist\build\lhs2TeX\lhs2TeX.exe ...
Installing executable(s) in
Hi Jacques
Does it install properly by the runhaskell Setup.hs configure / build
/ install? I re-installed it this way a couple of weeks ago and it
never mentioned mktexlsr.
From a runhaskell Setup.hs ... install it did have a couple of
problems which don't relate to your problem but seem worth
Stephen Tetley wrote:
Hi Jacques
Does it install properly by the runhaskell Setup.hs configure / build
/ install? I re-installed it this way a couple of weeks ago and it
never mentioned mktexlsr.
No, it doesn't. I first run into issues with exceptions-related issues
(as you did), which I
2009/12/17 Jacques Carette care...@mcmaster.ca:
mktexlsr is a /bin/sh script, so it's quite natural that an Exec on that
would fail. So I'm still stuck.
Ah ha - yes running mktexlsr is an optional step on page 5 of the
lhs2TeX manual necessary to get the poly style. I tried a couple of
hacks
Some success now.
Reverting to building by hand, if I
1. edit config.ml to put quotes around the name of the GHC executable
(since it contains spaces AND () ),
2. edit Makefile to add -package base-3.0.3.1 on to the --make line,
things proceed through the build and install stage properly.
