Compile the same package with respect to several sets of flag states
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(Imported from [Trac #837](http://hackage.haskell.org/trac/hackage/ticket/837), reported by lemming on 2011-04-24)
Currently I have configured my cabal with --enable-library-profiling, --enable-shared, what leads to problems with the GHC-7.0.\* archives that do not contain shared objects for profiling. Actually, I do not need them, but I cannot tell Cabal to omit shared objects for profiling. If I use --enable-library-profiling and --enable-shared, then all combinations of {static, dynamic} x {non-profiling, profiling} are generated.
Instead of enabling two variants by each of those 'enable' options and then generating code for all possible combinations, I would find it more useful to define sets of flags and compile modules with respect to all of these flag sets. E.g. I could write something like the following to ~/.cabal/config:
flagset: dynFor every module A this should generate A_dyn.o, A_p.o, A_dbg.o.
shared: True
optimization: True
flagset: p
shared: False
profiling: True
optimization: True
rts-options: True
flagset: dbg
flags: debug
optimization: True
I do not know whether this problem can be solved in Cabal alone, or whether it also needs adaption of GHC.
See also:
- #600
- [http://hackage.haskell.org/trac/ghc/ticket/5021](http://hackage.haskell.org/trac/ghc/ticket/5021)
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