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Language.Haskell.HBB.Internal.GHC
- runGhcWithCmdLineFlags :: [String] -> Maybe FilePath -> Ghc a -> IO a
- extractRenamedAST :: GhcMonad m => ModSummary -> m RenamedSource
- updateDynFlagsToSuppressFileOutput :: GhcMonad m => m ()
- searchModGraphFor :: GhcMonad m => Either FilePath Module -> m (ModuleName, ModSummary)
- fileToTarget :: FilePath -> Target
- loadTargetsFromFilename :: GhcMonad m => FilePath -> m ()
Documentation
runGhcWithCmdLineFlags :: [String] -> Maybe FilePath -> Ghc a -> IO aSource
This is a wrapper around runGhc which allows to pass some command line options.
This function takes ghc-specific command line flags and inserts them into the GHC monad. The passed Ghc action is then executed in an environment where these flags have been applied. Principally there are 3 types of flags for GHC:
- dynamic flags
- static flags (they may change during one compiler run)
- mode flags (e.g.
--make)
This function only processes dynamic and static flags. They should be passed as specified on the command line:
runGhcWithCmdLineFlags [-isrc,-XDeriveDataTypeable] (Just libdir) someAction
This function will throw an exception if any of the specified options leads to a warning or cannot be parsed.
extractRenamedAST :: GhcMonad m => ModSummary -> m RenamedSourceSource
Takes a module summary and returnes the renamed abstract syntax tree.
This is a small auxiliary function that takes a module summary and extracts the renamed abstract syntax tree from it. The syntax tree is represented by the data structure HsGroup in GHC.
updateDynFlagsToSuppressFileOutput :: GhcMonad m => m ()Source
A small auxiliary function that updates the dynamic flags to suppress file output.
searchModGraphFor :: GhcMonad m => Either FilePath Module -> m (ModuleName, ModSummary)Source
This function takes a file name or a module and searches the module-summary which is based on this source file out of the module graph.
fileToTarget :: FilePath -> TargetSource
This function creates a target from the passed file name by applying to most common used settings.
loadTargetsFromFilename :: GhcMonad m => FilePath -> m ()Source
Wrapper around setTargets and load that treats the common case of a
one-file-target.