On Aug 18, 2006, at 11:54 AM, Neil Mitchell wrote:
If what you want is a shell like thing, Shellac will give it to you.
If you want to evaluate arbitrary Haskell then hs-plugins will give it
to you. If you want both, combine them.
I want to evaluate arbitrary Haskell code, and I did start with hs-
plugins. There are a few problems:
- It doesn't work 100% on Mac (which I'm using).
- It's much slower than GHCi (for each expression to evaluate it
creates a file and compiles it)
- GHCi has a lot of features that I would have to implement myself
for hs-plugins (top-level bindings, Control-C handling, lots of
flags, etc).
Probably much easier than hacking at GHCi!
But not nearly as fun! :)
/ Ulf
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