How to use cabal-dev ghci and multiple targets/build-depends from cabal file?
Currently I'm creating a small library and I wanted to create tests for it. So I have a library section in cabal file and also a test-suite section. Everything goes well but when I tried to load file with tests into ghci (actually it was a REPL in emacs) I received errors stating that GHCi can not find e.g. Test.Framework module. Is there any way to use multiple build-depends in GHCi? KInd regards, Kirill Zaborsky
The onlys solution I see at the moment is to get rid of cabal-dev and install dependencies globally (which works quite OK with gentoo-haskell) Kind regards, Kirill Zaborsky четверг, 11 июля 2013 г., 15:55:15 UTC+4 пользователь Kirill Zaborsky написал:
Currently I'm creating a small library and I wanted to create tests for it. So I have a library section in cabal file and also a test-suite section.
Everything goes well but when I tried to load file with tests into ghci (actually it was a REPL in emacs) I received errors stating that GHCi can not find e.g. Test.Framework module.
Is there any way to use multiple build-depends in GHCi?
KInd regards, Kirill Zaborsky
It looks like cabal repl [1] could solve this kind of problems, but it is not clear when it will be merged in cabal HEAD. [1] https://github.com/haskell/cabal/issues/375 KInd regards, Kirill Zaborsky четверг, 11 июля 2013 г., 15:55:15 UTC+4 пользователь Kirill Zaborsky написал:
Currently I'm creating a small library and I wanted to create tests for it. So I have a library section in cabal file and also a test-suite section.
Everything goes well but when I tried to load file with tests into ghci (actually it was a REPL in emacs) I received errors stating that GHCi can not find e.g. Test.Framework module.
Is there any way to use multiple build-depends in GHCi?
KInd regards, Kirill Zaborsky
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