seqaid: Dynamic strictness control, including space leak repair

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  Seqaid : Space Leak Diagnostic and Remedial Tool

  Andrew Seniuk
  rasfar@gmail.com
  2014

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  The easiest way to get started with seqaid is

     cabal install seqaid
     seqaid demo

  This will create a fresh directory, populate
  it with the <leaky> test project, and configure,
  build and run it with seqaid instrumentation.
  Consult the leaky.cabal, README, and leaky.hs files
  in that directory for additional information.
  (The README explains the console output.)

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  To instrument your own project ("myapp" for didactic purposes),
  typically the following steps suffice:

    1. cabal install seqaid, of course.

    2. Add the following (at the appropriate level of indentation)
       to your myapp.cabal file:

         default-extensions:  TemplateHaskell
         ghc-options:         -fplugin=Seqaid.Plugin
         ghc-options:         -F -pgmF seqaidpp
         ghc-options:         -with-rtsopts=-T

    3. Create a seqaid.config file in the project dir.
       The preprocessor will parse this, and control
       the extent of the instrumentation harness.

       There is no mechanism yet for real blanket
       instrumentation: You must name at least
       the modules you want instrumented, and the
       types you're interested in.  All binds in
       a module will be covered however.

       Looking at the seqaid.config file for leaky:

         package    leaky
         module     Main
           binds    duty
             types  Types.TA
         instances  Types.TA, Types.TB, Types.TC

       is this was changed to

         package    leaky
         module     Main
         types      Types.TA
         instances  Types.TA, Types.TB, Types.TC

       then all binds in module Main will be instrumented at
       all subexpressions having type Types.TA.

       The instances line names types you need to be able
       to force through.  If you get missing instance errors
       when you build, then you probably need to add those
       types to this list.

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  When the preprocessor runs, it will parse the configuration
  from seqaid.config, and perform the requisite insertions and
  substitutions behind the scenes.

    NOTE: This will never ever edit your source files directly!
    GHC takes care of running the preprocessor (-F option) on
    its own temporary files, in the natural course of the
    compilation pipeline.

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  The other project inseparable from this is <deepseq-bounded>.

  More specific information resides in
   - this document, and links from it:
       http://www.fremissant.net/deepseq-bounded-seqaid-leaky
   - reddit thread(s): http://www.reddit.com/r/haskell/comments/2pscxh/ann_deepseqbounded_seqaid_leaky/
   - the Haddock API docs for <seqaid> and <deepseq-bounded>
   - haskell.org mailing list thread(s), for instance:
       http://web.archiveorange.com/archive/v/nDNOvlhf3EjknkvBbCya

  And to a lesser extent, sporadic bits of information can also
  be found in files in the source distribution
   - the project README and .cabal files
   - comments in the source files [tend to obsolescence]

  Subsequent versions will hopefully be more cohesive.

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