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[htoolkit-users] recompile with ghc6.01 latest cvs fails

[Luc T. <li...@ta...>]

this is cygwin/ winxp /ghc 6.01

any idea ?

if I keep on doing make, i have some cyclic error


Luc@beige ~/port
$ make
ghc -o build/Graphics/UI/Port/Handlers.o -package-name port -ohi =
build/Graphics/
UI/Port/Handlers.hi -odir build/Graphics/UI/Port -c src/Port/Handlers.hs =
 -O2 -f
no-cse -ibuild  -Isrc/include  -Ibuild/Graphics/UI/Port  =
-Ic:/ghc/ghc-6.0.1/incl
ude  -Isrc/cbits/WIN32
src/Port/Handlers.hs: can't locate import `Graphics.UI.Port.PtrMap'
make: *** [build/Graphics/UI/Port/Handlers.o] Error 1

Luc@beige ~/port
$ make
ghc -o build/Graphics/UI/Port/Bitmap.o -package-name port -ohi =
build/Graphics/UI
/Port/Bitmap.hi -odir build/Graphics/UI/Port -c src/Port/Bitmap.hs  -O2  =
-ibuild
  -Isrc/include  -Ibuild/Graphics/UI/Port  -Ic:/ghc/ghc-6.0.1/include  =
-Isrc/cbi
ts/WIN32
src/Port/Bitmap.hs: can't locate import `Graphics.UI.Port.Types'
make: *** [build/Graphics/UI/Port/Bitmap.o] Error 1

Luc@beige ~/port
$ mc


Luc@beige ~/port
$ make
ghc -o build/Graphics/UI/Port/Font.o -package-name port -ohi =
build/Graphics/UI/P
ort/Font.hi -odir build/Graphics/UI/Port -c src/Port/Font.hs  -O2  =
-ibuild  -Isr
c/include  -Ibuild/Graphics/UI/Port  -Ic:/ghc/ghc-6.0.1/include  =
-Isrc/cbits/WIN
32
src/Port/Font.hs: can't locate import `Graphics.UI.Port.Types'
make: *** [build/Graphics/UI/Port/Font.o] Error 1

Luc@beige ~/port
$ make
ghc -o build/Graphics/UI/Port/Canvas.o -package-name port -ohi =
build/Graphics/UI
/Port/Canvas.hi -odir build/Graphics/UI/Port -c src/Port/Canvas.hs  -O2  =
-ibuild
  -Isrc/include  -Ibuild/Graphics/UI/Port  -Ic:/ghc/ghc-6.0.1/include  =
-Isrc/cbi
ts/WIN32
src/Port/Canvas.hs: can't locate import `Graphics.UI.Port.Font'
make: *** [build/Graphics/UI/Port/Canvas.o] Error 1

Luc@beige ~/port
$ make
ghc -o build/Graphics/UI/Port/Controls.o -package-name port -ohi =
build/Graphics/
UI/Port/Controls.hi -odir build/Graphics/UI/Port -c src/Port/Controls.hs =
 -O2  -
ibuild  -Isrc/include  -Ibuild/Graphics/UI/Port  =
-Ic:/ghc/ghc-6.0.1/include  -Is
rc/cbits/WIN32
src/Port/Controls.hs: can't locate import `Graphics.UI.Port.Handlers'
make: *** [build/Graphics/UI/Port/Controls.o] Error 1

Luc@beige ~/port
$ make
ghc -o build/Graphics/UI/Port/CommonDialogs.o -package-name port -ohi =
build/Grap
hics/UI/Port/CommonDialogs.hi -odir build/Graphics/UI/Port -c =
src/Port/CommonDia
logs.hs  -O2  -ibuild  -Isrc/include  -Ibuild/Graphics/UI/Port  =
-Ic:/ghc/ghc-6.0
.1/include  -Isrc/cbits/WIN32
src/Port/CommonDialogs.hs: can't locate import `Graphics.UI.Port.Types'
make: *** [build/Graphics/UI/Port/CommonDialogs.o] Error 1

Luc@beige ~/port
$ make
ghc -o build/Graphics/UI/Port/Menu.o -package-name port -ohi =
build/Graphics/UI/P
ort/Menu.hi -odir build/Graphics/UI/Port -c src/Port/Menu.hs  -O2  =
-ibuild  -Isr
c/include  -Ibuild/Graphics/UI/Port  -Ic:/ghc/ghc-6.0.1/include  =
-Isrc/cbits/WIN
32
src/Port/Menu.hs: can't locate import `Graphics.UI.Port.PtrMap'
make: *** [build/Graphics/UI/Port/Menu.o] Error 1

Luc@beige ~/port
$ make
ghc -o build/Graphics/UI/Port/Window.o -package-name port -ohi =
build/Graphics/UI
/Port/Window.hi -odir build/Graphics/UI/Port -c src/Port/Window.hs  -O2  =
-ibuild
  -Isrc/include  -Ibuild/Graphics/UI/Port  -Ic:/ghc/ghc-6.0.1/include  =
-Isrc/cbi
ts/WIN32
src/Port/Window.hs: can't locate import `Graphics.UI.Port.Handlers'
make: *** [build/Graphics/UI/Port/Window.o] Error 1

Luc@beige ~/port
$ pwd
/home/Luc/port

Luc@beige ~/port
$ pwd
/home/Luc/port

Luc@beige ~/port
$ make
ghc -o build/Graphics/UI/Port/Timer.o -package-name port -ohi =
build/Graphics/UI/
Port/Timer.hi -odir build/Graphics/UI/Port -c src/Port/Timer.hs  -O2  =
-ibuild  -
Isrc/include  -Ibuild/Graphics/UI/Port  -Ic:/ghc/ghc-6.0.1/include  =
-Isrc/cbits/
WIN32
src/Port/Timer.hs: can't locate import `Graphics.UI.Port.Handlers'
make: *** [build/Graphics/UI/Port/Timer.o] Error 1

Luc@beige ~/port
$

[htoolkit-users] HToolkit requirements

[Nick N. <nic...@in...>]

It seems that htoolkit requires gnome2 and gtk2 to work properly (I thought 
gtk2/gnome1 as in debian 3.0 could suffice). Perhaps this has to be clarified 
in the README or INSTALL files for ports.

Is there anyone who has suggestions for debian woody?

Vincenzo

[htoolkit-users] Cannot compile "port"

[Nick N. <nic...@in...>]

Hi all. I can't compile port because:

make: *** No rule to make target `Port/Timer.hs', needed by
`build/Port/Timer.o'.  Stop.

Any ideas?

Thanks for your work, please cc to me since I am not subscribed to the
list.

Vincenzo

Re: [htoolkit-users] Building Database.PostgreSQL

[Krasimir A. <ka2...@ya...>]

--- Benedikt Schmidt <s_b...@ir...> wrote:
> Hi!
> 
> There were some small problems building
> Database.PostgreSQL on my FreeBSD
> box.

Dear, Benedikt

Thank you for your patch. I will apply the patch to
the actual HToolkit sources.

Best regards,
Krasimir

PS: Sorry for late answer but I was too busy and I
wasn't too match time to check your patch.

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Re: [htoolkit-users] building gio

[Daan L. <daa...@xs...>]

> port.  Since there seem to be 3 pieces (port, HToolkit and
> gio), I am not so clear on who is taking care of which, and
> the design differences between HToolkit and gio?

Hi Jens,

Port is designed to be the lowest core-functionality library. It 
is just thin Haskell veneer on top of the C libraries. HToolkit
and GIO are built upon that.  HToolkit is the original library that
goes with Port and is maintained and designed by Krasimir,
and he can tell you more about its future.
GIO is my little project and tries to build a Yahu (TkGofer)
like interface on top of Port. 

Even though GIO is fairly complete now, I do not have direct 
plans to maintain it -- at the moment it is more of an experiment
for me (I am trying to do the same thing with wxWindows instead
of Port). 

 -- Daan.

> Jens
> 
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Re: [htoolkit-users] building gio

[Jens P. <pet...@re...>]

Krasimir Angelov <ka2...@ya...> writes:

> --- Jens Petersen <pet...@re...> wrote:
> 
> > Btw have you tried gtk2hs?  It has pretty wide coverage
> > of gtk2 already and Axel has it working on win32 I hear.
> > So kind of collaboration would be really useful I feel.
> 
> The design aims of gtk2hs and HToolkit are different.
> The gtk2hs is a binding to GTK+ and requires GTK+
> libraries under both Windows and Linux, whereas the
> HToolkit uses Win32 API under Windows and GTK under
> Linux.

Yes, I meant using code from gtk2hs for the gtk part of
port.  Since there seem to be 3 pieces (port, HToolkit and
gio), I am not so clear on who is taking care of which, and
the design differences between HToolkit and gio?

Jens

[htoolkit-users] Building Database.PostgreSQL

[Benedikt S. <s_b...@ir...>]

Hi!

There were some small problems building Database.PostgreSQL on my FreeBSD
box.

1. ZPBITOID has been renamed to BITOID in newer versions of PostgreSQL
   (looking at the cvs logs, it has been changed in the middle of 2001)

2. There is a problem with the dependencies, Database/PostgreSQL/ is built
   before Graphics/Data/ but needs Geometry.hi.

3. postgres.h is installed in /usr/local/include/postgresql/server/,
   but pg_config --includedir returns /usr/local, 
   pg_config --includedir-server returns the right directory.
   (the same on debian with /usr/include/postgresql and
    /usr/include/postgresql/server with the postgres.h header)

Regards,
  Benedikt

[htoolkit-users] autoconf buglet

[Shae M. E. <sh...@Sc...>]

autoconf of HToolkit failed on my debian/unstable system
I read the already closed bug and noticed that the HToolkit developers are
using version 2.53 of autoconf, but I have 2.57
I added the line
AC_PREREQ(2.53)
just under thet AC_INIT line in configure.in, and then autoconf and configure
went smoothly.

I configured with --enable-postgres only, but "make" wanted something from the
GUI part of the toolkit, so I ran "make -k" and then tried "make" again.  At
that point the PostgreSQL binding built successfully.  
It must be a dependency problem in the Makefile, but I haven't looked yet to
see what it is.

I've been able to query a database and get data out of it.
GHCi doesn't handle errors very happily, I usually get:

phase `E' failed (exitcode = 
Process ghci segmentation fault

or 

phase `C' failed (exitcode = 
Process ghci segmentation fault

PS. thanks to steele on #haskell for finding/fixing most of these bugs before I
did.
-- 
Shae Matijs Erisson - 2 days older than RFC0226
#haskell on irc.freenode.net - We Put the Funk in Funktion

[htoolkit-users] Re: building Htoolkit and gio

[Daan L. <daa...@xs...>]

Hi Peter,

Thanks for trying out the HToolkit.
We are actively working on the libraries and=20
I think that you just happened to pick an inconsistent
snapshot. If you try to re-check out GIO, I am sure
it will work :-)

The HToolkit is more or less in transition of using
Port, but Krasimir knows more about that.

All the best,
    Daan.

btw. You can browse online haddock docs
from the homepage: http://htoolkit.sourceforge.net

Re: [htoolkit-users] building gio

[Krasimir A. <ka2...@ya...>]

--- Jens Petersen <pet...@re...> wrote:

> Btw have you tried gtk2hs?  It has pretty wide
> coverage of
> gtk2 already and Axel has it working on win32 I
> hear.  So
> kind of collaboration would be really useful I feel.

The design aims of gtk2hs and HToolkit are different.
The gtk2hs is a binding to GTK+ and requires GTK+
libraries under both Windows and Linux, whereas the
HToolkit uses Win32 API under Windows and GTK under
Linux.

Krasimir

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[htoolkit-users] Re: [GUI] Compiling HToolkit.

[Krasimir A. <ka2...@ya...>]

--- Jens Petersen <pet...@re...> wrote:
> Krasimir Angelov <ka2...@ya...> writes:
> 
> > I forget to add Bitmap.hi-boot file to CVS
> > repository. Update and try again!
> 
> It builds for me fine now thanks and all the
> examples
> (except Fonts) worked too. :)
> 
> Jens

The fonts example uses PopUp control which is buggy
under GTK. I hope that this will be fixed soon.

Krasimir


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Re: [htoolkit-users] Re: [GUI] Compiling HToolkit.

[Jens P. <pet...@re...>]

Krasimir Angelov <ka2...@ya...> writes:

> I was forget to add Bitmap.hi-boot file to CVS
> repository. Update and try again!

Thanks!  Much better now and gio too.

Jens

[htoolkit-users] Re: [GUI] Compiling HToolkit.

[Krasimir A. <ka2...@ya...>]

--- Axel Simon <A....@uk...> wrote:
> On Mon, Jan 27, 2003 at 04:57:39AM -0800, Krasimir
> Angelov wrote:
> > Try to do
> > $ make depend
> > $ make
> > $ make install
> 
> > The OS directory exists in CVS.
> Yes, it does, sorry. But how is ghc supposed to find
> it? I get:
> 
> ~/source/HToolkit:$ gmake depend
> /home/as49/local/bin/ghc -M
> Graphics/UI/HGUI/OS/Window.hs 
> Graphics/Rendering/HGL/Font.hs Graphics/UI/HGUI.hs 
> Graphics/UI/HGUI/BasicClasses.hs
> Graphics/UI/HGUI/BasicTypes.hs 
> Graphics/UI/HGUI/Button.hs
> Graphics/UI/HGUI/CheckBox.hs 
> Graphics/UI/HGUI/Edit.hs Graphics/UI/HGUI/Event.hs 
> Graphics/UI/HGUI/EventTypes.hs
> Graphics/UI/HGUI/FileSelectors.hs 
> Graphics/UI/HGUI/Form.hs
> Graphics/UI/HGUI/GraphViz.hs 
> Graphics/UI/HGUI/ListBox.hs Graphics/UI/HGUI/Menu.hs
> 
> Graphics/UI/HGUI/PopUp.hs
> Graphics/UI/HGUI/RadioBox.hs 
> Graphics/UI/HGUI/Text.hs
> Graphics/UI/HGUI/OS/Types.hs 
> Graphics/UI/HGUI/OS/Util.hs
> Graphics/Rendering/HGL.hs 
> Graphics/Rendering/HGL/BasicClasses.hs 
> Graphics/Rendering/HGL/BasicTypes.hs
> Graphics/Rendering/HGL/Bitmap.hs 
> Graphics/Rendering/HGL/DrawMonad.hs
> Graphics/Rendering/HGL/Drawing.hs 
> Graphics/Data/Geometry.hs
> Graphics/Rendering/HGL/BasicTypes.hs: can't locate
> import 
> `Graphics.Rendering.HGL.Bitmap' (SOURCE import)
> gmake: *** [depend] Error 1
> 
> 
> Axel.
> 

I was forget to add Bitmap.hi-boot file to CVS
repository. Update and try again!

Krasimir

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[htoolkit-users] building HToolkit and gio

[Jens P. <pet...@re...>]

Hi,

Since I have been involved with gtk+hs and gtk2hs, I thought
I would take a look at htoolkit.

port built without much trouble with ghc-5.04.2 on my Linux
box.  Next I tried HToolkit and gio.  Here's how far I got.

1) for HToolkit I did:

% ./configure --enable-gui
% make depend
/usr/bin/ghc -M Graphics/UI/HGUI/OS/Window.hs Graphics/Rendering/HGL/Font.hs Graphics/UI/HGUI.hs Graphics/UI/HGUI/BasicClasses.hs Graphics/UI/HGUI/BasicTypes.hs Graphics/UI/HGUI/Button.hs Graphics/UI/HGUI/CheckBox.hs Graphics/UI/HGUI/Edit.hs Graphics/UI/HGUI/Event.hs Graphics/UI/HGUI/EventTypes.hs Graphics/UI/HGUI/FileSelectors.hs Graphics/UI/HGUI/Form.hs Graphics/UI/HGUI/GraphViz.hs Graphics/UI/HGUI/ListBox.hs Graphics/UI/HGUI/Menu.hs Graphics/UI/HGUI/PopUp.hs Graphics/UI/HGUI/RadioBox.hs Graphics/UI/HGUI/Text.hs Graphics/UI/HGUI/OS/Types.hs Graphics/UI/HGUI/OS/Util.hs Graphics/Rendering/HGL.hs Graphics/Rendering/HGL/BasicClasses.hs Graphics/Rendering/HGL/BasicTypes.hs Graphics/Rendering/HGL/Bitmap.hs Graphics/Rendering/HGL/DrawMonad.hs Graphics/Rendering/HGL/Drawing.hs Graphics/Data/Geometry.hs
Graphics/Rendering/HGL/BasicTypes.hs: can't locate import `Graphics.Rendering.HGL.Bitmap' (SOURCE import)
make: *** [depend] Error 1


For fun I commented out "import Graphics.Rendering.HGL.Bitmap"
in BasicTypes.hs, and then "make depend" succeeded.  But then


% make all
/usr/bin/ghc Graphics/Rendering/HGL/BasicTypes.hs -cpp -O -c -fglasgow-exts -Iincludes  -I/usr/include/pango-1.0 -I/usr/include/glib-2.0 -I/usr/lib/glib-2.0/include -I/usr/include/gtk-2.0 -I/usr/lib/gtk-2.0/include -I/usr/include/atk-1.0 -I/usr/X11R6/include -I/usr/include/freetype2   -package-name HToolkit

Graphics/Rendering/HGL/BasicTypes.hs:15:
    failed to load interface for `Graphics.Rendering.HGL.Bitmap':
	Could not find interface file for `Graphics.Rendering.HGL.Bitmap'
make: *** [Graphics/Rendering/HGL/BasicTypes.o] Error 1


2) With gio, I didn't get any further I'm afraid

% ./configure -haddock-html /usr/share/doc/ghc-5.04.2/html
ghc found
ghc-pkg found
haddock found
haddock html library found
warning
 could not find base.haddock, in /usr/libs
 the haddock documentation will be incomplete
 please specify the haddock library directory on the command line.
 for example: ./configure -haddock-libs /bin/haddock/libs

/home/petersen/haskell/htoolkit/port found
creating output directories:
 - doc
 - config
 - imports/Graphics/UI/GIO
creating makefile configuration
 - config/config.mk
creating package description
 - config/gio.pkg
done -- type 'make' to build the 'gio' package.


What should hdoclibs points to?  And then all this:


% make all
ghc -o imports/Graphics/UI/GIO/Types.o -ohi imports/Graphics/UI/GIO/Types.hi -odir imports/Graphics/UI/GIO -c src/Graphics/UI/GIO/Types.hs  -package port  -iimports  

src/Graphics/UI/GIO/Types.hs:13:
    Variable not in scope: `getColorRGB'

src/Graphics/UI/GIO/Types.hs:13:
    Ambiguous occurrence `Vector'
    It could refer to either `Graphics.UI.GIO.Types.Vector', defined at src/Graphics/UI/GIO/Types.hs:155
		          or `Graphics.UI.Port.Types.Vector', imported from Graphics.UI.Port.Types at src/Graphics/UI/GIO/Types.hs:103

src/Graphics/UI/GIO/Types.hs:158:
    Ambiguous occurrence `Vector'
    It could refer to either `Graphics.UI.GIO.Types.Vector', defined at src/Graphics/UI/GIO/Types.hs:155
		          or `Graphics.UI.Port.Types.Vector', imported from Graphics.UI.Port.Types at src/Graphics/UI/GIO/Types.hs:103

src/Graphics/UI/GIO/Types.hs:159:
    Ambiguous occurrence `Vector'
    It could refer to either `Graphics.UI.GIO.Types.Vector', defined at src/Graphics/UI/GIO/Types.hs:155
		          or `Graphics.UI.Port.Types.Vector', imported from Graphics.UI.Port.Types at src/Graphics/UI/GIO/Types.hs:103

src/Graphics/UI/GIO/Types.hs:162:
    Ambiguous occurrence `Vector'
    It could refer to either `Graphics.UI.GIO.Types.Vector', defined at src/Graphics/UI/GIO/Types.hs:155
		          or `Graphics.UI.Port.Types.Vector', imported from Graphics.UI.Port.Types at src/Graphics/UI/GIO/Types.hs:103

src/Graphics/UI/GIO/Types.hs:163:
    Ambiguous occurrence `Vector'
    It could refer to either `Graphics.UI.GIO.Types.Vector', defined at src/Graphics/UI/GIO/Types.hs:155
		          or `Graphics.UI.Port.Types.Vector', imported from Graphics.UI.Port.Types at src/Graphics/UI/GIO/Types.hs:103

src/Graphics/UI/GIO/Types.hs:166:
    Ambiguous occurrence `Vector'
    It could refer to either `Graphics.UI.GIO.Types.Vector', defined at src/Graphics/UI/GIO/Types.hs:155
		          or `Graphics.UI.Port.Types.Vector', imported from Graphics.UI.Port.Types at src/Graphics/UI/GIO/Types.hs:103

src/Graphics/UI/GIO/Types.hs:167:
    Ambiguous occurrence `Vector'
    It could refer to either `Graphics.UI.GIO.Types.Vector', defined at src/Graphics/UI/GIO/Types.hs:155
		          or `Graphics.UI.Port.Types.Vector', imported from Graphics.UI.Port.Types at src/Graphics/UI/GIO/Types.hs:103
make: *** [imports/Graphics/UI/GIO/Types.o] Error 1


Should it build ghc-5.04.2?

Thanks for any light.

Jens

[htoolkit-users] Test

[Krasimir A. <ka2...@ya...>]

Test!

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[Krasimir A. <ka2...@ya...>]

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