MacOS X Project Builder and Haskell
Ashley Yakeley
ashley@semantic.org
Wed, 25 Jun 2003 19:29:34 -0700
At 2003-06-25 11:51, Andre Pang wrote:
>Hi Ashley, I guess you've heard of the announcements of the new Apple
>IDE announced at WWDC recently ("Xcode"). I'm at WWDC right now, and
>I'll do my best to talk to the Apple engineers there to make sure that
>all the infrastructure is in place to be able to integrate Haskell/GHC
>with Xcode. Xcode does look a little bit more extensible than Project
>Builder, but since it's in beta, not everything is actually
>documented/integrated yet (in particular, its native build system).
The (reduced) screen-shots of Xcode on the Apple site are so pretty I was
worrying whether it would actually be as powerful as PB, which I'm fairly
impressed with. I'm delighted to hear that Xcode will be even more
extensible.
>However, if you still want to use Project Builder, I have managed to
>get GHC integration going. It's not pretty (put it this way: Perl is
>involved ...), but it _does_ work. I'm planning to release it in ~2
>weeks, but if you can't wait, email me back and I'll give you a preview
>if I have time :).
All my Haskell development is cross-platform at the moment, so I must use
makefiles and thus "legacy" targets anyway. Though I'm sure I'll have a
look at it when you've finished with it...
Actually my biggest build problem at the moment is that the version of
make that comes with the system is buggy. I use the make that comes with
fink, but of course not everyone has that installed. Perhaps this will be
fixed in the new Darwin.
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