cal3d-0.1: cal3d.cabal

name: cal3d
version: 0.1
cabal-version: >= 1.6
build-type: Simple
-- The C++ Cal3D library is LGPLed, so that makes sense here too
license: LGPL
license-file: LICENSE
author: Gregory D. Weber
maintainer: let at = "@" in concat ["gdweber", at, "iue.edu"]
stability: experimental
homepage: http://haskell.org/haskellwiki/Cal3d_animation
category: Graphics, Animation
tested-with: GHC == 6.10.1
synopsis: Haskell binding to the Cal3D animation library.
description: 
  Haskell binding to the Cal3D, a skeletal-based animation
  library written in C++.
  See also the related packages cal3d-opengl and cal3d-examples.

-- extra-source-files: *list-of-files* (not including directories)

-- extra-source-files:
--    c++/cal3d_c.h
library
  build-depends: 
    base >= 4.0.0.0 && < 5
  exposed-modules: Graphics.Animation.Cal3D
    Graphics.Animation.Cal3D.CoreModel
    Graphics.Animation.Cal3D.Model
    Graphics.Animation.Cal3D.Mixer
    Graphics.Animation.Cal3D.Types
    Graphics.Animation.Cal3D.Error
    Graphics.Animation.Cal3D.Renderer
  exposed: True
  other-modules:

  extensions: ForeignFunctionInterface

  -- Is there a better way to require compilation by a C++ compiler?
  -- e.g. for another OS (Windows?) and/or another Haskell system (Hugs, etc.)
  -- Maybe this isn't necessary?
  -- ghc-options: -pgmc g++
  -- ?? hugs-options:
  -- ?? nhc98-options: 

  c-sources: c++/cal3d_c.cc
  includes: cal3d/cal3d.h
  install-includes: cal3d_c.h
  include-dirs: c++

  -- For running hsc2hs separately, you need also -I /usr/lib/ghc-6.10.1/include
  extra-libraries: cal3d