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Mention how to compile the Haskell code. #5

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@athas athas commented Oct 22, 2015

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kfl commented Oct 22, 2015

Looks good. I should probably add that to the makefile.

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Mention how to compile the Haskell code.
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athas commented Oct 22, 2015

Ken Friis Larsen notifications@github.com writes:

Looks good. I should probably add that to the makefile.

You have no Makefile targets for the Haskell code.

I tried adding some, but you picked the same basenames for the SML and
Haskell implementations.

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kfl commented Oct 22, 2015

I know, that's why I stopped last time 😉

I decided that the Right Way ™️ would be to make a cabal file, which per default would put the Haskell binaries in a subdirectory. But then I got sucked into cabal and never finished.

These days, I'm thinking that would just put them into a subdir called, say, hbin or something.

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athas commented Oct 22, 2015

Ken Friis Larsen notifications@github.com writes:

I know, that's why I stopped last time 😉

I decided that the Right Way ™️ would be to make a cabal file, which
per default would put the Haskell binaries in a subdirectory. But then
I got sucked into cabal and never finished.

These days, I'm thinking that would just put them into a subdir
called, say, hbin or something.

I would just create distinct filenames and write a normal Makefile.
There is no need for Cabal.

\ Troels
/\ Henriksen

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