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Fixed.
The Windows doc path default could still probably do with tweaking,
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ghc installation isn't installed in similar fashion. And then all
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e flags apply for all programs that cabal knows about (which is also
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I don't see the connection. cabal-upload is currently a small program that
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tion elsewhere). The latter takes only one
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Making the docs relocatable is hard.
Fixing the default location should be done for cabal 1.2, the other will
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ed in install-includes won't end up in the tarball created by
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ram, so
it's not for the general notion of requiring C style pre-processing. So I
think CPP is an extension, and ghc, cpp and cpphs are possible programs
that cabal may choose to implement the CPP language extension. So in fact
Cabal does not even know about the "cpp" program as it use
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Now documented.
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Now documented too.
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--enable-haddock-use-packages and --disable-haddock-use-packages are now
not just no longer used but actually removed from the configure --help
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They are now documented. It would be possible with ghc-6.8 to make this
decision automatically based on the output of ghc --info which would be
preferable.
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* resolution: => fixed
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: => fixed
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The include dir will now only be made and noted in the package
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Fixed.
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th, I haven't tested though. The
problem described in the original report should be fixed, though it's sad
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Now fixed by not using normalize in a few places.
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fix on Windows now includes the trailing Haskell, so if you
override prefix then you don't get any Haskell sub dir.
Also, the docs are now installed relative to prefix. And the user guide
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The default location has been improved. It doesn't contain the compiler
however. But you can override that with --docdir=...
Changing summary, priority & difficulty to reflect the remaining part of
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course is to use
{{{
./setup configure --foo-arg=--bar="some path with spaces"
}}}
again, assuming your shell parses {{{--foo-arg=--bar="some path with
spaces"}}} into a single argument {{{--foo-arg=--bar=some path with
spaces}}}.
Oh the joys of
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* milestone: Cabal-1.4 => Cabal-1.2
* summary: Configurations => Document configurations syntax
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Configurations are now implemented, the latest syntax needs to be
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(No
idea which)
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Applied, thanks.
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Currently recompilation checking is deferred to ghc and it does not check
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hci support is one of these things. So we
could support this feature in ghc-6.8 and later.
If we do this, should we drop the existing --disable-library-for-ghci
flag? We could keep it if we tried the {{{ghc -e "return ()"}}}
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,h} files in
Cabal-1.2.0. It does in 1.1.6.2.
The -stubdir flag might be useful here (introduced in ghc-6.6) for having
them created in the dist/build directory. (In both 1.2.0 and 1.1.6.2,
they're created next to the source .hs files.)
Related: [542].
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* difficulty: normal => hard (< 1 day)
* milestone: => Cabal-1.4
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See also bug #134
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There is now a configure --haddock-options flag that passes extra flags to
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Fixed with the new cabal file parser. The blank line is no longer required
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Fixed, for ghc-6.6 and later at least by using -stubdir.
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-exports}}}. Cabal has to run Haddock on all
modules of the package, not just the modules which are exposed. Could
such a feature be implemented as well?
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So can we open a new bug for that feature request and close this bug now?
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bal hacker to have a go at. It
should just require modifying makeReadInterface in the
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}}}
and it'll look for any suitable file that can be pre-processed into
{{{Main.hs}}}, like {{{Main.hsc}}} for example.
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hat this works:
{{{
if os(windows)
blah
}}}
At a bare minimum we should add an alias system, such that we can specify
{{{windows}}} and {{{solaris}}} rather than the cryptic {{{mingw32}}} and
{{{solaris2}}}. I suggest that comparisons also be case insensetive.
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Fixed in Cabal HEAD. Should get moved to the 1.2 branch soon.
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property:
{{{
prop_idempParsePrint x = (r . s . r) x == r x
where r = readPackageDescription; s = showPackageDescription
}}}
I agree that this would be nice to have, though.
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Hackage is working well. cabal-install will be released some time after
ghc-6.8.1. It will not be included in the Cabal package since it has more
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Punt.
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This works now I think. Can someone check it and close this bug please.
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I'ld like to add that the error message for a wrong entry under extensions
is quite poor:
{{{
Parse of field 'extensions' failed:
}}}
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ted by {{{Distribution.Configuration.simplifyCondTree}}}
but the error should probably be checked for much earlier.
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ticket needs a desperate fix for the ghc-6.8.1 release!
Furthermore the generated file libraries/base/GNUMakefile contained
"`xargs -s 3`" which is too big for Solaris (the maximal value is
2048)
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xtwarn] warn if there are relocations against text
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gmake[2]: *** [dist/build/HSbase-3.0.o] Error 1
}}}
I could continue with a gnu linker only after cleaning up completely.
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urn is based on the Solaris linker.
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cal syms in .symtab to a minimum
}}}.
Maybe it could even be omitted. There actually is a FIXMe in
Distrubution/Simple/GHC.hs line 348. Could you try removing that line,
rebuild Cabal and try again?
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Omitting this line works under Solaris. Maybe this explains why my
binaries are about 20% bigger.
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No, it did no work yet. It seems I have to edit
`libraries/Cabal/Distribution/Simple/GHC/Makefile.in`, too!
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ue for a (new or further) LDFLAGS variable
that is then used in conjunction with LD (instead of -x).
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ate flags are.
As it happens because of the Makefile stuff we'll have to fix it in two
places in Cabal, once for the ordinary Cabal build stuff and once for
where Cabal generates the Makefile.
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