static-haskell-nix

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Fiscal Host: Niklas Hambüchen (Applicative GmbH)

Help fund infrastructure to easily build most Haskell programs into fully static Linux executables!

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Daniel Cartwright

€280 EUR since Jul 2019

Colin Woodbury

€130 EUR since Jun 2019

Joachim Breitner

€100 EUR since Jun 2019

Niklas Hambüchen

€65 EUR since Jun 2019

Akshay Mankar

€65 EUR since Jun 2019

Kirill Zaborsky

€65 EUR since Jun 2019

Filip Graliński

€50 EUR since Aug 2019

Sam Griffin

€50 EUR since Apr 2020

Nicolas Mattia

€40 EUR since Jun 2019

Vladislav Zavialov

€30 EUR since Nov 2019

Pedro Furlanetto

€20 EUR since Jun 2019

Joe Hermaszewski

€18 EUR since Oct 2019

Simon Michael

€13 EUR since Jun 2019

Alexandre Peyroux

€10 EUR since Aug 2019

Maciej Kazulak

€5 EUR since Jul 2019

What's new with static-haskell-nix

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Support for stack projects and GHC 8.6 compatibility

With the new static-stack2nix-builder you can now easily build your stack.yaml-based projects statically!I f...

Published on June 17, 2019 by Niklas Hambüchen

Official stack static binaries now built via static-haskell-nix

stack's official static binary releases are now built via this project!stack 1.9 was the first release to be built this way.

Published on June 17, 2019 by Niklas Hambüchen

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Niklas Hambüchen

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€65 EUR

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Daniel Cartwr...

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€280 EUR

Colin Woodbury

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€130 EUR

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Joachim Breitner

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€100 EUR

Akshay Mankar

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€65 EUR

Kirill Zaborsky

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€65 EUR

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Filip Graliński

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€50 EUR

Great project, finally you can get fully-static Haskell binaries in a hassle-free manner.

Sam Griffin

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Nicolas Mattia

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Build once, run anywhere!

Pedro Furlanetto

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Joe Hermaszewski

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€18 EUR

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About

With static-haskell-nix you can easily build most Haskell programs into fully static Linux executables.

results are fully static executables (ldd says not a dynamic executable)
these executables are close to infinitely backwards/forwards compatible and work on any Linux distribution
to make that possible, each exe and all dependencies (including ghc) are built against musl instead of glibc

stack projects are easily supported, as well as almost any Haskell package in nixpkgs.

We manage to build ~95% of Stackage executables this way!

More details at: https://github.com/nh2/static-haskell-nix