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From: <E....@br...> - 2009-04-08 10:45:47
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Hi everyone, This bundle is mostly for discussion. The idea is that "cabal install wxcore" should really "just work". For Cabalised projects that use wxHaskell, the difficulty of installing wxcore is a big stumbling block. So what this patch bundle aims to do is to move us in the direction of only using the configure and make stuff to build wxc, install wxc and generate the wxcore Haskell files with wxdirect. I don't know yet if this is the right way to about things. All I noticed is that wxcore really does build with the Simple method once you have generated the hs files. I guess the idea would be that we would have to generate the files and then release them on hackage. I also don't know if the generated .hs files are platform-independent. If they are not, would it be difficult to make them so? Anyway, if this works as expected then we can tell people: - install wxWidgets (configure, etc) - install wxc (configure, etc) - cabal install wx Thanks! Wed Apr 8 11:38:47 BST 2009 Eric Kow <E....@br...> * Move wxcore.cabal to wxcore and use Simple build method. The assumption here is that the automatically generated files have already been built. Wed Apr 8 11:40:33 BST 2009 Eric Kow <E....@br...> * Do not build wxcore objects (let cabal do that). Wed Apr 8 11:41:20 BST 2009 Eric Kow <E....@br...> * Remove targets for building wxcore. |