Conrad Parker
Hi,
I'm using HUnit with Cabal: specifying test programs to be built and then run with 'runTests'.
However, the test programs are marked as normal executables, and hence are installed by ./Setup.hs install. This isn't necessary, and clutters the installation; is there any way yet to mark executable targets as "not for installation" ("noinst" in GNU autotools terms)?
There is a way to do this. There's a field in buildinfo called "buildable". You can generate a .buildinfo file during the configure stage and if you don't want to install that executable, mark it as not buildable. See the docs for more info. Another way to do this is to break it into two packages, hunit and hunit-examples, and then: % cabal-install hunit-examples should install hunit and hunit-examples. Any help in developing cabal-install would be much appreciated. peace, isaac