Rich Neswold wrote:
Actually, Haskell libraries ought to be placed in /usr/local/lib (or
/usr/pkg/lib for systems that use the Package System:
http://www.pkgsrc.org).
They should go in $(libdir), as Simon suggests. If a particular OS
wants to override libdir to put them somewhere else, that's then easy to
arrange.
Stefan is also correct that the version of GHC used should be cooked
into the name of the shared library. So a library named foo would be
installed as libfoo-ghc661.so.1, or something similar (using the soname
would work too). This will allow system package managers to
automatically resolve dependencies safely, and to keep copies of a
shared library built by different versions of GHC around without them
clashing.
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