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gittup is a small linux distribution. It is designed to show the power of the combination of git and tup. Git is a distributed version control system. Tup is a file-based build system for Linux, OSX, and Windows. This unique combination allows you to easily change parts of the system, track them by git, and recompile the needed parts of this distribution using tup.
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QUESTION
I'm switching (or trying to) from the brilliant tup to haskell shake as my build system..
Only I can't figure out how to get shake to rebuild files on changes.
I could of course use inotify or a wrapper like filewatcher or even watchman.
Since I'm using shake though, I was wondering how to integrate with twitch which shares the do syntax, but otherwise doesn't provide much in way of documentation..
The ultimate goal is to use pandoc for multi format documents.
The only reason tup was inadequate was because it doesn't support targets.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-09 at 19:59First of all, you should to write your own shake
build rules. Then, when some source file will be changed, you should to run your build rules to produce your targets.
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I'm working with the crt.cr
Crystal shard, which binds ncurses. It's lacking some things I want, like mvhline()
. So I'm adding the things I want.
One thing I want is is ncurses alternative character sheet, so I can make nice boxes.
As far as I can tell, this is pretty dang hard (but I'm not an expert in either Crystal or C). From what I can tell, the alternative character sheet characters are all unsigned chars, defined by the preprocessor.
Can someone explain how I can get access to the alternative character sheet characters?
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-29 at 08:14You cannot access things that are only in C header files (and things that are done through the preprocessor) in a shared library file, because they simply aren't put there.
Since Crystal only binds to a shared library file, there is no option other than manually (sometimes automatically) duplicating these as constants in Crystal code.
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