- remove sqlite as dependency (I don't see why it's needed)
- run checkPhase after installPhase (at least one test assumes the
standard library in ../lib relative to the nim binary)
- the broken tests pass now or don't exist anymore
- two of the tests requiring network access pass now without network access
- the tests in manyloc do not download dependencies and are passing now
Much improved build with support for GUI libraries and FUEL, the emacs
development environment.
Also directs the work vocabulary to point to /var/lib/factor as a machine-local
writable location. So, scaffolding should work as intended, now.
The fact that futhark is a Haskell package is an implementation detail. To
install it users should just have to specify `futhark` instead of
`haskellPackages.futhark`.
Additionally futhark is overridden with `haskell.lib.justStaticExecutables` to
reduce closure size.
This commit adds mltonHEAD.
Summary of all the changes in this branch:
* mlton20130715
- for this one I just copy and pasted the old default.nix
- I have tested some projects that compile with this version and don't
compile with the newer version, so I think it makes sense to keep
the old version
* mlton20180207Binary
- This is used to build the source derivations
* mlton20180207
- latest release
* mltonHEAD
- latest commit to the master branch of the github repo at the time of
creating this derivation
This works the same as the binary package in the old derivation, by
patching the release binary. The difference is that this derivation
is also exposed at the top level.
The emscripten build of jsonnet is only used in the interactive demo
found on jsonnet.org, and I don't think we need to include the whole
website in our package. This reduces the transitive closure from
~100mb to ~32mb, and the build duration from ~8 minutes to ~20 seconds
on my machine.
From the changelog:
- The standard library's `str::repeat` function contained an out of bounds write
caused by an integer overflow. This has been fixed by deterministically
panicking when an overflow happens.