Moritz Angermann

Yes. I think running multiple configure passes should be avoided at all costs. And I'm not even certain that's a viable way. Currently though, that's what is required to get...

@kgardas I see two approaches here: one is the soft multi-arch targeting ghc, which basically is just one ghc for each arch under the hood, but tied together through a...

> Can we make these two passes in different directories? @snowleopard I think we should be able to. We could also just put the build artifacts into say `.build-$host-$target` or...

Apart from `beforeSuite` and `afterSuite` potentially being expensive and hence might only be wanted on a demand basis, the primary reason this behavior was completely unexpected was due to the...

That sounds like a great idea! @modocache I think. I have to decline on implementing it, as I would not be able to commit to it in timely manner :-(

You are probably looking for: https://github.com/Quick/Quick/blob/master/Documentation/en-us/QuickExamplesAndGroups.md#temporarily-running-a-subset-of-focused-examples

I've tried the same install as suggested by @firmart, however I had to comment out these: ```elisp ;; (set-display-table-slot standard-display-table 'truncation ;; (make-glyph-code ?… 'fallback)) ;; (set-display-table-slot standard-display-table 'wrap ;;...

I've ended up cloning the repo next to the `init.el` and doing this: ```elisp (defun load-relative-file (f) (load-file (expand-file-name f (file-name-directory load-file-name)))) (load-relative-file "elegant-emacs/sanity.el") (load-relative-file "elegant-emacs/elegance.el") (elegance-light) ;; I'd rather...

Hi Trevor, how about turning your object files into an archive? Say libX.a, and add ghc-options: -L/path/to/libX.a and -lX? You can create an archive of object files using `ar q...

Hi Trevor, let me see if I understood or misunderstood your question. You plugin will (via Template Haskell produce object files at compile time), however you want to ensure that...