garnet/cabal.project

packages: .

-- https://well-typed.com/blog/2026/02/hs-bindgen-alpha
-- Haskell.nix doesn't seem to like `tag: release-0.1-alpha`, which the blog post suggests
-- so we specify the equivalent commit SHAs manually instead
source-repository-package
  type: git
  location: https://github.com/well-typed/hs-bindgen
  tag: e2a9260678d9fa76dab602a5a07927acada3be4f
  subdir: c-expr-dsl c-expr-runtime hs-bindgen-runtime
  --sha256: 0nrs3iq0l5ha5kxyhqnlmvgi7734pmzyp3zf7p8s1gb21ylh4sy0
source-repository-package
  type: git
  location: https://github.com/well-typed/libclang
  tag: b5ff712c91c039cde6720ffe2096a121d9f4d802
  --sha256: 1lwjdxd2ahhkvyxrpli7z9z7ss4l94m2jaif8kg1i2yygbhksrb3

allow-newer:
  *:base,
  *:containers,
  *:template-haskell,
  *:text,
  *:time,
Move Haskell package to top level 2026-02-19 14:15:14 +00:00			`packages: .`
Initial 2026-02-17 14:57:34 +00:00
Expose explicit C interface We drop the tools specifically designed for Haskell and Rust together, in favour of general tools for using each with C. Namely, we use Mozilla's `cbindgen` for generating header files from the Rust source, and Well-Typed's new `hs-bindgen` tool for generating Haskell from those header files. The Rust code here is essentially the result of expanding the old macro, then inlining and renaming internals. The most important thing here is that we're now relying solely on robust well-maintained tools. 2026-02-19 11:08:20 +00:00			`-- https://well-typed.com/blog/2026/02/hs-bindgen-alpha`
			-- Haskell.nix doesn't seem to like `tag: release-0.1-alpha`, which the blog post suggests
			`-- so we specify the equivalent commit SHAs manually instead`
			`source-repository-package`
			`type: git`
			`location: https://github.com/well-typed/hs-bindgen`
			`tag: e2a9260678d9fa76dab602a5a07927acada3be4f`
Add Bash script dependencies to Nix shell 2026-02-19 12:56:10 +00:00			`subdir: c-expr-dsl c-expr-runtime hs-bindgen-runtime`
Expose explicit C interface We drop the tools specifically designed for Haskell and Rust together, in favour of general tools for using each with C. Namely, we use Mozilla's `cbindgen` for generating header files from the Rust source, and Well-Typed's new `hs-bindgen` tool for generating Haskell from those header files. The Rust code here is essentially the result of expanding the old macro, then inlining and renaming internals. The most important thing here is that we're now relying solely on robust well-maintained tools. 2026-02-19 11:08:20 +00:00			`--sha256: 0nrs3iq0l5ha5kxyhqnlmvgi7734pmzyp3zf7p8s1gb21ylh4sy0`
			`source-repository-package`
			`type: git`
			`location: https://github.com/well-typed/libclang`
			`tag: b5ff712c91c039cde6720ffe2096a121d9f4d802`
			`--sha256: 1lwjdxd2ahhkvyxrpli7z9z7ss4l94m2jaif8kg1i2yygbhksrb3`

Initial 2026-02-17 14:57:34 +00:00			`allow-newer:`
			`*:base,`
			`*:containers,`
			`*:template-haskell,`
			`*:text,`
			`*:time,`