Auke Booij

Using a development version of cabal, the library can now be built and installed by cabal without any hacks. (Relevant .cabal section in added in 3db3ec3, see haskell/cabal@382143a for the...

I am working on some cabal patches that should make it really really easy to use sudbury. Eventually, one will be able to run wayland programs using the sudbury implementation...

Adding @Tclv who is working on #6.

This is now implemented as the [store](https://hackage.haskell.org/package/store) (see also the [release announcement](https://www.fpcomplete.com/blog/2016/05/store-package)).

This is really nice. I'll respond quickly now and more thoroughly later, so that I'm not holding you up: - I'd like to err on the side of caution wrt...

After appropriate fixes in #5, `weston-simple-egl` now runs fine. So it seems the impact of this need not be big. (I'm not sure what happens server side: this is not...

- The process of tying knots in XML-style data structures (although it's fairly specific) (`Graphics.Sudbury.Protocol.Knot`) - Reading out potentially looping C structs (`Graphics.Sudbury.CABI.Protocol`) - Unix domain sockets with fd passing...

Another new thing that we going to be doing (but aren't yet) is to generate APIs (namely the safe Haskell interface, based on a wayland XML protocol file). So perhaps...

Apart from encode/decode tests, we should also have tests for object lifetime and protocol versions.

I haven't made any progress here because it would require being able to build this project on Travis, which would mean requiring to use a development version of Cabal on...