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  1. Oct 15, 1999
  2. Oct 12, 1999
  3. Oct 08, 1999
    • sof's avatar
      [project @ 1999-10-08 11:00:16 by sof] · e34e6f56
      sof authored
      Improved on the install rules for libexecs and bins a little
      (at least from a Win32 pov - you can now install "happy.bin"
      without trouble.)
      e34e6f56
  4. Oct 07, 1999
  5. Oct 06, 1999
    • Simon Marlow's avatar
      [project @ 1999-10-06 12:25:18 by simonmar] · 1e717429
      Simon Marlow authored
      Always prepend `#! $(INTERP)' to a script, even if we're BIN_DISTing.
      It doesn't do any harm, and means that we can execute the BIN_DIST
      version of a script from the build tree, provided it doesn't depend on
      any global paths.
      1e717429
  6. Oct 05, 1999
    • Simon Marlow's avatar
      [project @ 1999-10-05 10:30:26 by simonmar] · 67fe852e
      Simon Marlow authored
      Build System Cleanup
      --------------------
      
      This commit is intended to clear the way for automatic RPM building.
      In particular, the idea is that 'make install' doesn't build anything,
      so you can do
      
      	make install prefix=/some/tmp/prefix
      
      to install everything in /some/tmp/prefix, but leave the hardwired-in
      install directories the same.
      
      For scripts that depend on the install dir (currently just the GHC
      driver and mkdependHS), we now build two versions: <script>-inplace,
      which is used for running the script from the build tree, and
      <script>, which is the to-be-installed version.
      
      NOTE: binary distributions are now a little bit trickier to build.
      You *must* include the line "BIN_DIST=1" in your build.mk if you
      intend to make a binary distribution from the current build tree.
      This is because certain scripts have to be built differently, and we
      don't rebuild them when doing 'make binary-dist' anymore (since 'make
      binary-dist' just does a 'make install' with a re-targetted prefix,
      just like the RPM builder).
      
      Other changes
      
      	- the binary-dist machinery is now all in fptools/Makefile
      	- removed a gratuitous $(package)-$(version) level of
      	  directories from the binary distribution.
      	- binary distributions are now placed under the package
      	  name, rather than fptools/fptools.
      	- various other minor cleanups.
      67fe852e
    • Simon Marlow's avatar
      [project @ 1999-10-05 10:22:40 by simonmar] · 9c57bb32
      Simon Marlow authored
      --with-ghc-hc is now --with-hc (to be used as the "locally installed
      Haskell compiler" for all projects).
      9c57bb32
  7. Oct 04, 1999
  8. Jul 28, 1999
  9. Jul 26, 1999
  10. Jul 15, 1999
  11. Jun 18, 1999
  12. Jun 16, 1999
    • Simon Marlow's avatar
      [project @ 1999-06-16 09:33:10 by simonmar] · 88e65770
      Simon Marlow authored
      Make use of the $(GhcWithRegisterised) build flag from config.mk.  You
      can now get an unregisterised build by *either*
      
      	- setting GhcWithRegisterised to NO in build.mk, or
      	- adding 'u' to GhcLibWays.
      
      The former will make all compilations unregisterised, whereas the
      latter will require a '-unreg' flag to be passed to the compiler to
      get the unregisterised build.
      88e65770
  13. Jun 08, 1999
  14. Jun 03, 1999
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  22. Jan 10, 1999
  23. Dec 02, 1998
  24. Nov 23, 1998
  25. Nov 22, 1998
  26. Nov 21, 1998
    • sof's avatar
      [project @ 1998-11-21 14:35:00 by sof] · b37527ec
      sof authored
      Distinguish between defn and use of etext and end syms; they're not
      the same on platforms where we have to resort to asm labels.
      b37527ec
  27. Oct 07, 1998
  28. Sep 29, 1998
  29. Sep 14, 1998
  30. Aug 19, 1998
  31. Aug 18, 1998
    • sof's avatar
      [project @ 1998-08-18 20:43:35 by sof] · 8fe6e826
      sof authored
      Disregard whatever AC_PROG_LEX comes up with for LEXLIB (e.g., -lfl or not), since all fptools/ flex scripts define their own yywrap() anyway
      8fe6e826
  32. Aug 17, 1998
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