On 05:09 Sat 14 Jan , Martin Hilbig wrote:
meh, i got confused with my different tests and not using cabal clean.
add this paragraph to your hint-test.cabal:
library hs-source-dirs: src default-language: Haskell2010 Exposed-Modules: Internal
remove 'import Internal' (or not) remove 'loadModules ["Internal"]' enjoy.
i think the error meant to say, this module source file you are trying to load is already part of a package, which would be bad if loaded twice.
and since it's part of your package, you dont need to load it, just import it.
On 14.01.2017 04:55, Martin Hilbig wrote:
hi,
i got it to OK by removing your 'loadModules ["Internal"]' line.
i think this works, because you imported Internal in your Main module and set it as Import.
but you might want to check up on loadModules description at [1].
is the Internal module's source file available when you compile your Main module or will it be provided during run-time? in the latter case you will need the loadModules call, but shouldn't import the module.
have fun martin
[1]:https://hackage.haskell.org/package/hint-0.6.0/docs/Language-Haskell-Interpr...
Unfortunately, this will not work because what I'm actually working on is a library, and cabal doesn't allow for having multiple libraries in a single project. Anyway, I have solved the problem by moving Internal into a separate package and using stack to build the whole thing. Turned out to be the easiest solution.