Hi,
Roman Cheplyaka wrote:
My preferred solution would be to have ghc/ghci automatically run hsc2hs
[...] when necessary.
How about having a `ghci` command for cabal?
I don't think cabal can provide that. Let's say you're inside a 'cabal
ghci' session. If you modify the hsc file and reload it in ghci, you'd
expect to load the updated version — yet cabal hasn't even been called
since 'cabal ghci', and have had no chance to re-generate the hs file.
Maybe ghci could be changed to call some kind of hook everytime a file
is called, and cabal could then provide an implementation for this hook
that regenerates the files if necessary?
Maybe this is even possible today using:
:def r somethingCleverHere
A quick test shows some minor problems, like
:def r (const (return ":r"))
:r
looping. But maybe this could be figured out.
Tillmann
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