On 6/15/05, Simon Marlow <simonmar@microsoft.com> wrote:
On 15 June 2005 05:49, Brian Smith wrote:

> The documentation states in Section 3.1 that the default value of
> "prefix" is "/usr/local" on Unix. However, it doesn't specify what the
> prefix is on Windows. I found that the default value for prefix is:
>     C:\Program
> Files\<package-name>\<compiler-name>-<compiler-version>. For example,
> version 1.0 of a package named "Foo" compiled with GHC
> 6.5 would have a default prefix of:
>     C:\Program Files\Foo\ghc-6.5 

The compiler version is there to avoid conflicts in the case when you
have multiple versions of GHC installed and the package is installed for
each one.  However, I don't think we currently include the compiler &
version in the default $(libdir) on Unix, so whatever we do we should do
it consistently.

Okay, that makes more sense to me. However, I think that executables should go in  "C:\Program Files\<package-name>-<package-version>\bin," not <C:\Program Files\<package-name>\<compiler-name>-<compiler-version>\bin" as they do currently.

- Brian