Dear Cabal Developers, First, thanks for the excellent work so far. Second, I thought I'd report a frustrating experience I had on my first attempt to package a library. I'm currently extracting a Cairo binding from Gtk2hs because I want to use Cairo on a server that doesn't have X or GTK readily available. As I went about adapting Gtk2hs' binding, I ran into the following issue: 1) Cabal does not clean up after c2hs - in particular, it does not delete the temporary .chi and .chs.h files that c2hs produces for each file it processes. 2) Cabal does not do dependence analysis. Consequently, the "other-modules" field of my cairo.cabal is order-sensitive. Together, these mean that after I manually delete those temporary files, my build fails mysteriously because the dependencies are not being resolved in an order that c2hs can work with. This in turn makes it non-trivial to make reliable builds. Please let me know if you'd like any further information. Thanks, Michael Stone