[Timber] building from trunk

[Rick R]

Ah! I now remember that option. I knew there was something relating to
location of libs. I'll apply that when I get back to my computer.

On Thu, May 21, 2009 at 11:48 AM, Peter A. Jonsson <pj at csee.ltu.se> wrote:

>
>  I grabbed the latest from darcs, and upon attempting to run
>> runhaskell Setup.lhs configure
>>
>> I got the response:
>> Setup.lhs: At least the following dependencies are missing:
>> binary >=0.4.2, bzlib >=0.4.0.0
>>
>> But I have those particular libraries installed in cabal. Am I missing an
>> additional parameter?
>>
>
> When you run "runhaskell Setup.lhs configure" cabal will try to install it
> globally. I am guessing that your two libraries are installed as a user
> (which is the default for cabal-install): run "ghc-pkg list" and check if
> binary and bzlib are under the user section. Cabal will not let you install
> global packages that depend on user-local packages, and that's for a good
> reason. It is however rather confusing.
>
> You can either tack on "--global" when you run cabal-install if you want
> bzlib and binary installed globally, or you can tack on "--user" when you
> "runhaskell Setup.lhs configure" for the timber compiler.
>
> / Peter
>
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