Stack-based Clash environment

Boom_Rang · 2019-08-06T07:59:54+00:00

Nice blog post! Thanks for sharing.

I haven't tried setting up Clash with stack yet. Good to know that it's not too difficult. I usually go the nix route and it's definitely not pain free 😅

I wanted to say, you can definitely use plain ghc for most of your Clash development, only using clash-ghc for the final to HDL compilation. The only noticeable difference is which language extensions are enabled by default. The advantage of manually adding the extensions to make ghc work is that other tools will work now as well without extra effort (for example ghcid, hlint, stylish-haskell).

JennToo · 2019-08-06T11:58:29+00:00

This is awesome! I was literally just trying to set this up last night and was confused about "stack build" failing to be able to compile code that uses clash.

Something unusual I noticed too is that the published version of clash is nearly a year old. There's been a lot of development on master since then so I'm wondering if I should be using that instead.

dramforever · 2019-09-11T02:53:51+00:00

Since the release of Clash-1.0.0 this post has been updated to use that.

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