Hi Eugene,
I run into some troubles with the digest package on Windows.
On unix, digest binds to zlib, but on Windows, the relevant c files from
zlib are included. However, in digest-0.0.0.4, two header files were
missing which were needed for compilation on my machine. With these
header files added (from digits-0.0.0.3), digest compiles fine.
Unfortunately, the zlib package has the same approach of including c
files from zlib on Windows. That means that I could not use both zlib
and digest together, because they contained conflicting symbols.
Unfortunately, pandoc requires both zlib and digest.
I solved the problem by removing the cbits from digest, and instead
require the zlib on Windows. In other words, I deleted the cbits
subdirectory, and changed the last few lines of digest.cabal from
if !os(windows)
extra-libraries: z
else
c-sources: cbits/adler32.c cbits/crc32.c
include-dirs: cbits
install-includes: zlib.h
to the following:
if !os(windows)
extra-libraries: z
else
build-depends: zlib
With this change, everything seems to work fine for me.
Tillmann
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