hIDE is a programming IDE for Haskell.
I wrote it to get a better overview of projects
than my editor could give.
I think it's starting to get useful.
It does not include a editor but instead use
vim, nedit or (GNU?) emacs.
It compiles with vanilla gtk+hs/c2hs from cvs.
It also needs the popenhs-library version 1.0.
The binary should work without gtk+hs and c2hs.
Version 0.3524578 (no new features, only GHC 5.04 support) (28 Aug 2002)
Source
Linux Binary
Solaris Binary
md5 checksums
If it doesn't start correctly try adding the commandline option:
--font=FONTNAME where fontname is a standard X-font name.
Emacs support is a little buggy, I don't really use emacs but I think it should work if I change from emacsclient to gnuclient.
See TODO-file in source for things planned.
I've started development of a new hIDE version, this time I've started from scratch again but I am planning to integrate code from the old version one piece at a time.
The development page is at sourceforge.net/projects/haide. Check out the haide subdirectory in the CVS if you are interested in the current progress (note that I've just started to there is almost nothing there yet).
I appreciate any help so if you feel like writing code, suggesting better design, improve the GUI or whatever dont hesitate to mail me.
I would like to know it you find it useful or have any comments.
d99josve@dtek.chalmers.se