What I do is I have a few aliases:
ghcm: ghc --make ... -osuf sun4.o -hisuf sun4.hi
ghcp: ghc --make ... -osuf sun4.prof.o -hisuf sun4.prof.hi -prof
-auto-all
These are set in my .cshrc file so the "sun4" is actually the $ARCH
variable of the machine I'm currently on (this enables me to have i686 and
sun4 binaries coexisting in a friendly manner).
Then, when I want a normal build, I do:
ghcm Foo.hs -o Foo
and for a profiled:
ghcp Foo.hs -o Foo_prof
It saves a lot of build time.
Is this the sort of thing you're looking for?
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On Wed, 9 Oct 2002, Ashley Yakeley wrote:
> At 2002-10-09 04:21, Simon Peyton-Jones wrote:
>
> >Yes there is. In your build.mk, set GhcLibWays = p
> >
> >This is discussed a lot in the Building Guide, which I commend to you if
> >you are building GHC.
>
> I'm not building GHC. I just want to build my own stuff and I don't have
> a build.mk...
>
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