0.9.0

• realMain can now return arbitrary types. To support this change, Params got a new type variable.

  -- before
  data Params cfgType
  wrapMain :: Params cfgType -> cfgType -> IO ()
  
  -- after
  data Params cfgType a
  wrapMain :: Params cfgType a -> cfgType -> IO a
  

• defaultParams, which contains undefined fields, has been deprecated in favour of the new function newParams:

  -- here be bottoms
  defaultParams :: Params cfg a
  
  -- celestial music playing
  newParams
    :: String                 -- ^ 'projectName'
    -> (cfg -> IO a)          -- ^ 'realMain' function
    -> (cfg -> String -> cfg) -- ^ 'showError' function
    -> Params cfg a
  

  newParams takes values for the three required fields, so program authors can clearly see what they have to do and are less likely to make a mistake.

• Cabal store support: Users can add extra include dirs via the includeDirs field of Params. The program author just has to put the package's library directory in the new includeDirs field:

  import Config.Dyre
  import Paths_myapp (getLibDir)
  
  realMain  = …
  showError = …
  
  myapp cfg = do
    libdir <- getLibDir
    let params = (newParams "myapp" realMain showError)
          { includeDirs = [libdir] }
    wrapMain params cfg
  

  If an include dir appears to be in a Cabal store and matches the projectName, Dyre adds the corresponding -package-id option. As a result, recompilation works for programs installed via cabal install.

• Stack support: if Dyre detects a stack.yaml alongside the custom configuration, it will use Stack to compile the program. Credit to Jaro Reinders for this feature.

• Dyre compiles the custom executable with -threaded when the main executable uses the threaded RTS. This means one less thing for program authors to remember (or forget) to do.

• Dyre now requires GHC >= 7.10.

• Improved documentation.

• The test suite was expanded, and can now be executed via cabal test.

• Dyre cleans up better after compilation (successful or unsuccesful), and behaves better when the custom configuration is removed.

• Some versions of GHC write to standard error, even during a successful compilation. Dyre no longer treats this as a compilation failure, instead relying solely on GHC's exit status.

• Dyre recognises the HC environment variable. If set, it will compile the program using the specified compiler.

• Fixes for Windows, including working with recent versions of the process package.