CPP is currently used in several large modules to choose between
lazy or strict list representations. This leads to unecessary
recompilation when cabal_macros.h changes (e.g. due to dependency
changes). See blog post for further explanation:
Abstract the list type behind a new module Purebred.Types.Items,
which uses CPP. Refactor other modules that use CPP to choose a
list representation to use Items and avoid CPP in those modules.
CPP is currently used in several large modules to choose between lazy or strict list representations. This leads to unecessary recompilation when
cabal_macros.hchanges (e.g. due to dependency changes). See blog post for further explanation:http://blog.haskell-exists.com/yuras/posts/stop-abusing-cpp-in-haskell.html
Abstract the list type behind a new module
Purebred.Types.Items, which uses CPP. Refactor other modules that use CPP to choose a list representation to useItemsand avoid CPP in those modules.