Hello, Thanks for considering the patches ! On 24.01.2009, at 19:44, Duncan Coutts wrote:
On Sat, 2009-01-24 at 16:57 +0000, Duncan Coutts wrote:
On Wed, 2008-08-20 at 20:49 +0200, Benedikt Huber wrote:
Hello !
I've set up a branch of c2hs using Language.C's parser and pretty printer.
The branch also fixes a couple of bugs (#6,#8,#9,#12) and, as a small bonus, implements "enum define" hooks (Bug #5).
I've pulled the changes and I'm just trying to get some tests running. You added ./tests/bugs/call_capital/ but I can't seem to make it work. It's looking for a "capital.h" but there's no such file.
Strange, this test works on my system - there should be a file Capital.h, and in fact, all files should be named Capital.? (with capital C). I'm on a case-insensitive filesystem though (sigh), so maybe some darcs confusion.
Can you think of any other good test cases to give us some confidence? I'd use gtk2hs but of course it is still using it's own c2hs fork.
I did manage to test cairo as that's using the normal c2hs, at least with patches to cabalise it. That produced identical results (except for numbering C2HS_COND_SENTRY_'s from 0 rather than 1).
The packages on Hackage that declare that they use c2hs also continue to work fine (there may be others that use it but do not declare the fact).
Very good ! Could you please review (very small changes) and apply the following patches, too ? Just to ensure c2hs will work with the next release of language.c as well (stays compatible with 0.3.1).
So, Benedikt, you wrote all the new code for this release, what code name do you want to give it? :-)
There have been some odd ones: 0.7.10 Afterthought 0.8.3 Gentle Moon 0.9.0 Blue Ginger 0.11.5 Powder Snow 0.10.17 Altocumulus Stratiformis Perlucidus Undulatus 0.12.0 Springtime 0.13.6 Pressing Forward 0.14.6 Travelling Lightly 0.15.0 Rainy Days
On 24.01.2009, at 19:58, Achim Schneider wrote:
0.16.0 Lingering Completion, in reference to Language.C? Oh, very true and a nice pun, but maybe to obvious ?
I'd like to suggest 0.16.0 'Crystal Seed'. It contains a reference to the environment (it's freezing), C would have been called Crystal if invented after Perl and Ruby, and finally, the seed (the C parser) buried in c2hs made it into a library and back into c2hs again. Seriously ;) -- benedikt