Moritz Angermann

@tmcdonell, why do you need to copy the final archive? Shouldn't the linking step pull in all required symbols at link time, and just leave you with the final library/executable?...

@tmcdonell I would have assumed that the `-L` and `-l` flags during the link phase of the dynamic library would have pulled in those symbols. However if those symbols are...

@TravisWhitaker can you come up with a reason why this would be a bad idea? Otherwise, I’d say just go for it.

Wouldn’t that eventually lead to a recursive argument parser as you discover more and more arguments as you go?

@lally > Which one of the two versions does the `"proto-lens-protoc" = (((hackage.proto-lens-protoc)."0.5.0.0").revisions).default;` in my generated `pkgs.nix` refer to? I believe you are using [haskell.nix](https://github.com/input-output-hk/haskell.nix) with [nix-tools](github.com/input-output-hk/nix-tools) `stack-to-nix` utility. Not...

@lally this (stack2nix) is the old one @domenkozar initially wrote. It reuses the existing haskell infrastructure in nixpkgs. haskell.nix \w nix-tools is the new infrastructure we wrote primarily to address...

We've since switched almost exclusively to `haskell.nix` at iohk. See https://input-output-hk.github.io/haskell.nix/

@domenkozar this is now squarely in your court ;-) I tried. Maybe this is a good opportunity for you to finally try haskell.nix and complain about all that’s wrong with...

Can we please get this merged, and the outright prohibition of ghcjs reverted? How are we supposed to make any progress on ghcjs compatibility wrt to foundation if it refuses...

> I think `x_HOST_ARCH` is the correct thing to check. The host arch for a given build is the machine the compiled code will be run on. If I understand...