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hmake -hat looks for file in /usr/include, not PWD

by David Morse :: Rate this Message:

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"hmake -hat -package GLUT Main" fails with: "Fail:
/usr/include/hat/DoublyLinked.hx: openFile: does not exist (No such
file or directory)".  DoublyLinked.hs is sitting right in the
directory from which I'm compiling, I'm not sure why the -hat flag
causes this digging in /usr/include.  Deleting "-hat" causes
successful compilation.

The directory tree looks like this:
lanes/
ByKey.hs  DoublyLinked.hs  IfPrime.hs  Main.hs  MaybeBool.hs
Traffic.hs Traffic/
lanes/Traffic/
Data.hs  Sim.hs  Units.hs

This is hat 2.02-12 and hmake-3.09-3 on Debian stable x86.

This is the full text of the build:
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abu ~/sync/lanes hmake -hat -package GLUT Main
hat-trans   MaybeBool.hs
Creating directories Hat
Wrote Hat/MaybeBool.hs
/usr/bin/haskell-compiler   -package GLUT    -c -package hat -o
Hat/MaybeBool.o Hat/MaybeBool.hs
hat-trans   Traffic/Units.hs
Creating directories Hat Hat/Traffic
Wrote Hat/Traffic/Units.hs
/usr/bin/haskell-compiler   -package GLUT    -c -package hat -o
Hat/Traffic/Units.o Hat/Traffic/Units.hs
hat-trans   DoublyLinked.hs
Wrote Hat/DoublyLinked.hs
/usr/bin/haskell-compiler   -package GLUT    -c -package hat -o
Hat/DoublyLinked.o Hat/DoublyLinked.hs
hat-trans   ByKey.hs
Wrote Hat/ByKey.hs
/usr/bin/haskell-compiler   -package GLUT    -c -package hat -o
Hat/ByKey.o Hat/ByKey.hs
hat-trans   IfPrime.hs
Wrote Hat/IfPrime.hs
/usr/bin/haskell-compiler   -package GLUT    -c -package hat -o
Hat/IfPrime.o Hat/IfPrime.hs
hat-trans   Traffic/Sim.hs

Fail: /usr/include/hat/DoublyLinked.hx: openFile: does not exist (No
such file or directory)

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in Traffic/Sim.hs the line including DoublyLinked looks like this:
"import qualified DoublyLinked as DL"
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Re: hmake -hat looks for file in /usr/include, not PWD

by Malcolm.Wallace :: Rate this Message:

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"David Morse" <dcmorse@...> wrote:

> "hmake -hat -package GLUT Main" fails with: "Fail:
> /usr/include/hat/DoublyLinked.hx: openFile: does not exist (No such
> file or directory)".  DoublyLinked.hs is sitting right in the
> directory from which I'm compiling, I'm not sure why the -hat flag
> causes this digging in /usr/include.
>
> This is hat 2.02-12 and hmake-3.09-3 on Debian stable x86.

You are using an older version of Hat, so this behaviour may have been
fixed already in 2.04.  I'm not sure quite why it is failing.  But one
possible workaround is to explicitly give the current directory to hmake,
as a location to look for the .hx pseudo-interface files.  (Use -i.)

    hmake -hat -i. -package GLUT Main

Regards,
    Malcolm
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Re: hmake -hat looks for file in /usr/include, not PWD

by Thomas Davie-2 :: Rate this Message:

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I'm reasonably confident that this hasn't been fixed even in the cvs  
build - I've met the problem a couple of times before, and never  
found a good reason for it to happen (I don't know anything about how  
hmake works)

Bob

On 20 Oct 2006, at 11:19, Malcolm Wallace wrote:

> "David Morse" <dcmorse@...> wrote:
>
>> "hmake -hat -package GLUT Main" fails with: "Fail:
>> /usr/include/hat/DoublyLinked.hx: openFile: does not exist (No such
>> file or directory)".  DoublyLinked.hs is sitting right in the
>> directory from which I'm compiling, I'm not sure why the -hat flag
>> causes this digging in /usr/include.
>>
>> This is hat 2.02-12 and hmake-3.09-3 on Debian stable x86.
>
> You are using an older version of Hat, so this behaviour may have been
> fixed already in 2.04.  I'm not sure quite why it is failing.  But one
> possible workaround is to explicitly give the current directory to  
> hmake,
> as a location to look for the .hx pseudo-interface files.  (Use -i.)
>
>     hmake -hat -i. -package GLUT Main
>
> Regards,
>     Malcolm
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Re: hmake -hat looks for file in /usr/include, not PWD

by David Morse :: Rate this Message:

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On 10/20/06, Malcolm Wallace <Malcolm.Wallace@...> wrote:

> "David Morse" <dcmorse@...> wrote:
>
> > "hmake -hat -package GLUT Main" fails with: "Fail:
> > /usr/include/hat/DoublyLinked.hx: openFile: does not exist (No such
> > file or directory)".  DoublyLinked.hs is sitting right in the
> > directory from which I'm compiling, I'm not sure why the -hat flag
> > causes this digging in /usr/include.
> >
> > This is hat 2.02-12 and hmake-3.09-3 on Debian stable x86.
>
> You are using an older version of Hat, so this behaviour may have been
> fixed already in 2.04.  I'm not sure quite why it is failing.  But one
> possible workaround is to explicitly give the current directory to hmake,
> as a location to look for the .hx pseudo-interface files.  (Use -i.)
>
>     hmake -hat -i. -package GLUT Main
>
> Regards,
>     Malcolm
>

Hm... the problem persists on a machine with:

hat/dapper  2.04-0ubuntu2
hat-ghc6/dapper 2.04-0ubuntu2
hmake/dapper 3.10-1.1

Also, "-i" doesn't work around, for some reason.


Other than hopengl, this project is basically self-contained, if
anyone's interested in trying to reproduce this, take a look at:
http://www.osaurus.us/~dm/tmp/lanes.tar.gz  (25k)
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