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ftshell: Shell interface to the FreeTheorems library.

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The ftshell is a shell-based user interface to interact with the free-theorems library. It offers all possibilities provided by that library to generate free theorems from Haskell type expressions.

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Versions [RSS] 0.2, 0.3, 0.3.0.1
Dependencies base (>=1.0 && <4), containers (>=0.1.0.1), free-theorems (>=0.3.1.3 && <0.4), mtl (>=1.0), pretty (>=1.0.0.0), Shellac (>=0.9), Shellac-readline (>=0.9) [details]
Tested with ghc ==6.8.2
License LicenseRef-PublicDomain
Author Sascha Boehme
Maintainer voigt@tcs.inf.tu-dresden.de
Category Language, Source-tools
Uploaded by MatthiasBartsch at 2010-10-12T17:09:18Z
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Executables ftshell
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Readme for ftshell-0.3.0.1

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  DESCRIPTION

This application is a shell-based user interface to the free-theorems
library. It allows to generate free theorems for nearly any Haskell
type expression including user-defined data types and type classes.
See the description of the free-theorems library for the restrictions.



  DEPENDENCIES

See the file `ftshell.cabal' for dependencies. The dependency on 
Shellac-readline may be dropped  which needs small changes in the
file `src/Settings.hs'.


  
  INSTALL

Since this application is cabalised, it uses the standard installation
process.
  
  runhaskell Setup.lhs configure
  runhaskell Setup.lhs build
  runhaskell Setup.lhs install



  USAGE

Start the application by entering `ftshell'. Further information is
provided by the application itself.