[Haskell] Compiling HXmlToolbox-3.01 on Mac OS X

[Sachin Desai]

I've found that if I modify the Makefile and include 
-i<path-to-md5-directory> everything
compiles and links fine.

I did however have to make a small change to MD5.lhs removing the then 
clause. I don't believe this was correct but nevertheless it does 
compile and programs run.

#ifdef __GLASGOW_HASKELL__
#define rotL rotateL
#include "Zord64_EASY.hs"
#else

Could someone more knowledgeable explain what compiler flag, if any, is 
needed for the compilation to succeed with the above statement.

I presume the problem was that MD5 was compiled "differently" than 
expected. The package as it came would not compile, make returned with 
nothing needs to be made, so I had to manually compile the file with 
the commands in the Makefile.

-- Sachin

On Feb 23, 2004, at 4:10 AM, Uwe Schmidt wrote:

> Sachin Desai schrieb:
>
>> Has anyone successfully compiled this Toolbox on Mac OS X (10.3.2)?
>> I've installed ghc made through darwinports, compiled and installed 
>> MD5
>> and am getting errors when building the toolbox.
>
>
>> Skipping  HTTP             ( ./http/HTTP.hs, ./http/HTTP.o )
>> Compiling Browser          ( ./http/Browser.hs, ./http/Browser.o )
>
> it's not really a problem of the toolbox, but of the sources
> we use for http access. the http modules are copied from Warrick Gray,
> please look into the sources. we plan to rework the http input, to 
> modularize
> it and to configure it for direct http support or via external 
> programs, or to
> use only file access. Graham Klyne had similar problems when compiling 
> under
> windows. perhaps a newer version of the http module may solve the 
> problem.
>
> uwe schmidt
>
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