BHLog

bioinformatics and haskell

31  07 2008

Updates and other trivialities

Just some quick notes:

Hackage submissions updated

There seems to have been problems with some of the bioinformatics applications on Hackage, thanks to Don S. for pointing it out. That should be fixed now by new uploads, but I’m still waiting for the automatic builds to register results. An, since you ask, it was all my fault for being sloppy with version dependencies. It’d all work with a recent biolib. Speaking of which,

A home page for the bioinformatics library

I’ve finally updated the static home page for the library, it can be admired (especially if you remember what Oscar Wilde had to say about that) here.

I’ve discovered HPC

No, not high-performance computing (which sucks anyway), but GHC’s new ability to do coverage profiling.  Adding it to the default testing procedure was just a couple of extra options, the results can be admired by browsing the HTML files in the darcs repository.  This is very cool, almost too easy, and looks pretty good. The only downside is that it exposes my sloppy attitude to testing.


One Response to “Updates and other trivialities”

  1. Glad you like hpc. Making testing less subjective was my original motivation!

    If you have any problem with hpc, or have suggestions for improvement, then just drop me an email.

    Andy

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