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Thanks for this work! I don't know enough about the Haskell bindings to be able to properly review. If no other maintainer comes along please comment and I'll attempt a review anyway. |
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@twesterhout thanks for your work! I just gave you a write access to this repository, so if you wouldn't mind maintaining the Haskell wrappers we would really appreciate it. I would say go ahead and merge once you are happy and things work. Thanks for setting up the GitHub CI. If you need anything else, please let me know. |
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Hello,
I'm considering using SymEngine for a project of mine, and was playing around with Haskell wrappers. This PR updates
symengine.cabalto support building with GHC 8.10.7 and recent Cabal. I've also added support for Github Actions workflow. The build itself works on both Linux and Mac, but Mac tests crash. This should be investigated further (and I leave it for another PR). For now, I've disabled all but the ascii art test.