Closed kmiasko closed 10 years ago
I tried building network-simple
using GHC 7.6.3 and network-2.4.2.2
just like you did and it worked just fine for me. Can you build/install network-simple
using cabal -v
and check that Cabal is actually picking those dependencies? I can't see any obvious reasons why this is failing for you. Maybe #6 is related to this somehow?
In any case, it seems hdevtools
doesn't depend on network-simple
, so maybe something else is going on in your setup: http://hackage.haskell.org/package/hdevtools-0.1.0.5
I'm totaly new to cabal and haskell. hdevtools build depends on pipes-network which requires network-simple
Here is -v output: https://gist.github.com/kmiasko/9818239
It worked on windows 7 out of the box.
It seems your installation of network-2.4.2.2
might be flawed somehow. Can you try installing an older version of network
and see if that works better?
cabal install -v3 `network<2.4.2.2`
The -v3
switch is so that you get a more verbose output which hopefully can give you some hints.
I think so, on windows machine it used older version, but i installed it and nothing changed on linux.
Installed network-2.4.2.1
, unregistered 2.4.2.2
but still same effect. Nevermind, i used older hdevtools
from other repo, it doesnt use network-simple
. Thanks for your help.
I'm glad you could workaround the problem.
Could you please point me to the hdevtools
version that uses network-simple
? The one in Hackage doesn't: http://hackage.haskell.org/package/hdevtools-0.1.0.5
@kmiasko it seems that version depends on pipes < 4
, which is quite unsupported nowadays. Maybe that fork was abandoned.
@kmiasko I'll close this as it seems there isn't any issue to resolve. Please reopen it if appropriate.
Thanks for your time.
I want to install hdevtools. They use network-simple as a dependency. I got some errors (showed here: https://gist.github.com/kmiasko/9812862). Any sugestions? I think the requirements are fulfiled.