I\'m trying out cabal-dev for a project I\'m working on; the project is a library, and cabal-dev does a great job of building a sandboxed version of it - but I\'m having trouble with part of my workfl
I follow installation steps given on http://www.yesodweb.com/book/TXKGPHUZXDLYRGF the command \"cabal install alex happy\" fails with the error below.
I\'m trying to cabal install xmonad with profiling and I keep getting the error: cound not find module control.monad.reader
The ~/.cabal/config stores configuration which cabal-install uses. I wanted to do some hackery on it. (Specifically, having multiple GHC versions installed, I wish to have separate documentation index
I was trying to install haskeline, it\'s my first time installing using cabal, and here is what I got. What should I do?
I\'m completely new to xmonad but I\'d like to start using it to boost my productivity. This is the guide I\'ve been using (I\'m using Apple OS X Snow Leopard)
I am trying to install the \"yi\" editor using cabal-install, which in turns installs the package \'derive-2.3.0.2\'. I get the following error during derive\'s compilation:
When installing Haskell pango on mac (sudo cabal install pango), the first problem is that it tries to install packages I\'ve already installed. I\'ve install haskell98 (successfully), but pango tries
I install wxWidgets with macports then ran the command: sudo cabal install wx which output included: /bin/sh: wxdirect: command not found
Here is the output from verbose mode.I know this used to work for me before but now this happens.I\'ve tried it with other packages and got the same result.
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