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find ~=> $(FIND)

For a binary distribution, install docs using the standard
install-docs target rather than hacky copying (needed now that we use
Haddock for building some of the docs too).

Include directories called 'tests' in source distributions

all: restore old behaviour of exiting upon 'boot' failure in a SUBDIR

Do 'make boot' then 'make all' as separate steps (fixes problem with
parallel make).

Use $(MAKE) rather than literal "make" when making happy-inplace

add missing file to source dist

running binary-dist without having BIN_DIST set is now a no-no, I believe.

hc-file-bundle: removed dangling ParseIface.hs pointer

hc-file-bundle (pt2): sigh, make that PrimopWrappers.hs

hc-file-bundle: new location of PrimWrappers.hs (nee PrelPrimOpWrappers.hs)

updates & fixes to hc-bootstrapping story; from Thomas Nordin

have happy-inplace rule depend on glafp-utils/

If the configure script determined that the build-tree version of happy
is to be used, descend into happy/ and build it, if needs be.

Don't restrict doc building to i386-linux.  please merge.

Add install-docs target to top level.

Wemove WELEASE: thewe is no such fiwe.

Provide finer-grained control for turning off mk/target.mk's
'all', 'boot' and 'install' rules. i.e., instead of having
the variable NO_ALL_TARGETS control the defnition of rules
for all three, NO_ALL_TARGET, NO_BOOT_TARGET, and NO_INSTALL_TARGET
lets you individually control which ones you don't want.

Sub-projects (GC and HDirect, for example) have the need
to turn off the 'boot' rule, which is what motivated this
change.

- don't omit "test" dirs from the source distribution
- remove some backslashes from the sed commands to make them work here

Fix the "find" commands we use to build a source distribution.
Previously, it said things like "-exec path/{}", which doesn't work
on many find's ({} really should only appear by itself in an argument).
Now we pipe the output of find -print to sed and then to sh.  I hope
the piping to sh doesn't break source distribution creation on Win32.

MERGE TO STABLE

a couple of tweaks to the hc-file-bundle target:
  - Add -r option to ${RM} to blow away an existing binary-dist
    temporary directory if present.
  - Fix bogons in the bundle building code.

oops, cut-n-paste removed tabs

The hc-file bundle should contain the .hs files generated from .hsc
files because of a chicken-egg problem with building hsc2hs.

- add missing .gz suffix to -hc.tar file.
- clean up hc-bundle droppings

Add a rule to build an hc-file tar bundle.

Makefile.config should be in a source dist.

never delete configure, even for maintainer-clean.

merge revision 1.52.2.1

Don't forget to copy mk/bootstrap.mk into the source distrib tree.

Automatically re-generate and re-run configure as necessary.  This
seems to be a reasonable thing to do, and it should eliminate a large
class of "I ran cvs update and now I get this strange error" type of
reports.

If anyone can remember why this might not be a good idea (I vaguely
remember there being some reason but it escapes me now), please pipe
up.

set SUBDIRS from ProjectsToBuild (as suggested by Marcin).

Fix up make-inplace for binary distribs.

Clean up the post-install-script mechanism a bit, so that the script
for project is <project>/mk/post-install-script.

For project ghc, don't install pkgconf unless BIN_DIST=1.

re-enable binary-dist building, and inject PACKAGE_LINKS into Makefile.bin

Changes to support bootstrapping the compiler from .hc files.  It's
not quite working yet, but it's not far off.

  - the biggest change is that any injected #includes are now placed in
    the .hc file at generation time, rather than compilation time.  I
    can't see any reason not to do this - it makes it clear by looking at
    the .hc file which files are being #included, it means one less
    temporary file at compilation time, and it means the .hc file is more
    standalone.

  - all the gruesomeness is in mk/bootstrap.mk, which handles building
    .hc files without a ghc driver.

Don't create an installation-time Makefile (target binary-dist).

Don't use /tmp.

more wibbles

wibbles

Change the way the top-level Makefile works, now that we have a
dependency between ghc and hslibs which means that you can't `make
boot' in hslibs until you've done `make all' in ghc.

  - now you just type `make all' at the top-level, and the makefile
    arranges to do `make boot all' in each of the subdirectories.
    Typing `make boot' at the top-level now yields a message explaining
    what's going on.

  - Now it's no longer necessary to set $(ProjectsToBuild).  If you don't
    set it, the build system attempts to build all the projects in
    the source tree, in the order determined by $(AllProjects) in
    config.mk.  I've been meaning to fix this for ages, since it meant
    that one had to hand-edit config.mk.in when making a distribution
    for anything other than GHC - this is no longer the case.

    You still *can* set ProjectsToBuild if you want to, however.

  - ProjectsToInstall has been replaced by ProjectsDontInstall, and
    has the obvious, reverse, meaning.  It also has a reasonable default,
    so the need to set it should be rare.

All this has the obvious benefit that to build GHC you need one fewer
commands (no more `make boot'), and anyone that has "./configure &&
make && make install" hardwired into their brains will feel right at
home.