Maybe I'm losing it, but I seem to remember, when I first started out with Haskell, using some program which would check the import list in each of my source files, and then it would output a new import list that only imported exactly those functions that my program actually used. At the time I didn't think that was important, but now I really want it, yet I can't remember which utility it was that did this. Does anyone happen to know which utility it is I'm thinking of? -- frigidcode.com indicium.us
On Fri, Oct 12, 2012 at 6:29 AM, Christopher Howard
Maybe I'm losing it, but I seem to remember, when I first started out with Haskell, using some program which would check the import list in each of my source files, and then it would output a new import list that only imported exactly those functions that my program actually used. At the time I didn't think that was important, but now I really want it, yet I can't remember which utility it was that did this. Does anyone happen to know which utility it is I'm thinking of?
This is in fact GHC with the -ddump-minimal-imports flag (it puts the exact minimal imports in a file ModuleNam.imports) -- Jedaï
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