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Unfortunately cabal-dev ghci does not work in this project, i get an error:
Loading package download-0.3.2 ... linking ...
ghc: /home/stulli/haskell/ifdl/cabal-dev//lib/download-0.3.2/ghc-7.4.1/HSdownload-0.3.2.o: unknown symbol `stat64'
ghc: unable to load package `download-0.3.2'
So i try runhaskell, but it uses the packages that come installed with cabal instead of cabal-dev and thus fails.
update: runhaskell produces the same error:
$ runhaskell -isrc:src/test -package-conf=cabal-dev/packages-7.4.1.conf src/test/Test.hs
Test.hs: /home/stulli/haskell/ifdl/cabal-dev//lib/download-0.3.2/ghc-7.4.1/HSdownload-0.3.2.o: unknown symbol `stat64'
Test.hs: Test.hs: unable to load package `download-0.3.2'
cabal-dev install on the other hand works without problems.
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Stack supports creating projects using templates. It also supports your own custom templates. Stack has built-in hpack support in it. It provides an alternative (IMO, a better) way of writing cabal files using yaml file which is more widely used in the industry.
To create a new project using Cabal, you should first be in a specific directory set aside for the project. Then you can use cabal init -n to create a project. This will auto-generate a . cabal file for you with defaults in all the metadata fields.
Using Cabal By default stack installs packages to ~/. cabal and ~/. ghc in your home directory.
You can try something like the next:
runhaskell -package-conf=cabal-dev/packages-7.0.3.conf main.hs
But I think if cabal-dev ghci doesn't work, then runhaskell will not work too. You need to find out what is wrong with download package.
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