On 9/14/14 10:27 AM, John Wiegley wrote:
Craig Earls <[email protected]> writes:
I just wish I could get anything Haskell related running without serious
headaches.
I really wish that too. As of this writing, Nix is truly the best option for
non-Haskellers to get Haskell-built code running on their machine.
I can't agree with that. Plenty of folks complaining lately that Nix
comes with its own hassles.
How hard it is to "get anything haskell related running" - interpreted
literally - depends very strongly on your platform. For instance on
Debian it's a non-issue.
Doing more advanced things, like installing things from Hackage,
requires more know-how. Because (unless you get lucky) your package db
will have become too complex, or some package you need to install will
have dependency-rotted.
Speaking of which, I recently released hledger and hledger-web 0.23.3 on
hackage to fix dependency issues.
Craig, are you on Windows ? This recipe worked for me recently: install
the Haskell Platform (picking the right 32/64 bit size for your system);
cabal update; cabal install cabal-install; cabal sandbox init; cabal
install hledger-web.
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