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9e6d245Pranay Sashank
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1−{-# LANGUAGE CPP #-}
2−-- |
3−-- Module : Streamly.Examples
4−-- Copyright : (c) 2017 Harendra Kumar
5−--
6−-- License : BSD3
7−-- Maintainer : streamly@composewell.com
8−-- Stability : experimental
9−-- Portability : GHC
10−--
11−-- To run these examples:
12−--
13−-- You need to build the library with the "examples" flag on e.g.
14−-- @stack build --flag streamly:examples@. To include the SDL examples as well
15−-- use @stack build --flag streamly:examples-sdl@. You will have to make sure
16−-- that you have the SDL OS package installed on your system and the headers
17−-- are visible to Haskell build tool.
18−--
19−-- You can directly evaluate the respective file and its main function using
20−-- ghc, like this (this may not work when built with @examples-sdl@ flag):
21−--
22−-- @
23−-- \$ stack ghc -- -e acidRainGame src\/Streamly\/Examples\/AcidRainGame.hs
24−-- @
25−--
26−-- Alternatively, you can create a file calling the main function and compile
27−-- it:
28−--
29−-- @
30−-- \$ cat ex.hs
31−-- import Streamly.Examples
32−-- main = acidRainGame
33−-- \$ stack ghc ex.hs
34−-- @
35−--
36−-- Alternatively, you can just import "Streamly.Examples" and evaluate the
37−-- respective function in GHCi.
38−--
39−module Streamly.Examples
40− (
41− -- Reactive Programming
42− acidRainGame
43−#ifdef EXAMPLES_SDL
44− , circlingSquare
45−#endif
46−
47− -- Concurrent Programming
48− , listDirRecursive
49− , mergeSortedStreams
50− , searchEngineQuery
51− )
52−where
53−
54−import Streamly.Examples.AcidRainGame
55−#ifdef EXAMPLES_SDL
56−import Streamly.Examples.CirclingSquare
57−#endif
58−import Streamly.Examples.ListDirRecursive
59−import Streamly.Examples.MergeSortedStreams
60−import Streamly.Examples.SearchEngineQuery