Makefile now works with: global runghc, stack-only runghc, and falls back to shell script.

Makefile

@@ -1,16 +1,32 @@
-# A simple wrapper over the Haskell-based RGL build script
+# A wrapper over the Haskell and Bash build scripts
+# Will try and fallback in order:
+#   - runghc Setup.hs
+#   - stack runghc Setup.hs
+#   - ./Setup.sh
 
-RUNMAKE=runghc Setup.hs
+ifneq (, $(shell which runghc))
+RUNGHC=runghc Setup.hs
+else ifneq (, $(shell which stack))
+RUNGHC=stack runghc Setup.hs
+else
+RUNGHC=
+endif
 
 .PHONY: build copy install doc clean
 
 default: build copy
 
 build: src/*/*.gf
-	$(RUNMAKE) build
+ifneq (, $(RUNGHC))
+	$(RUNGHC) build
+else
+	./Setup.sh
+endif
 
 copy:
-	$(RUNMAKE) copy
+ifneq (, $(RUNGHC))
+	$(RUNGHC) copy
+endif
 
 install: build copy
 
@@ -18,4 +34,8 @@ doc: build
 	make -C doc GF_LIB_PATH=../dist
 
 clean:
-	$(RUNMAKE) clean
+ifneq (, $(RUNGHC))
+	$(RUNGHC) clean
+else
+	rm -r dist
+endif

README.md

@@ -47,12 +47,7 @@ This file should be kept up-to-date and all build methods should read this confi
 
 If default is `y` then anything other than `n`, including the empty string, is treated as true (and vice versa when default is `n`).
 
-## Haskell script: `Setup.hs`
-
-This build method gives you most options.
-You will need Haskell installed on your system.
-
-### Basic
+## Using Make
 
 If you have `Make` installed and don't care about advanced settings,
 you can compile the RGL and install it to the default location with:
@@ -64,9 +59,15 @@ make install
 This is the same as `make build` followed by `make copy`.
 There is also `make clean` available.
 
-### Advanced
+The Makefile will try to use the Haskell install script,
+falling back to the shell script if you do not have Haskell installed.
 
-For more fine-grained control over the build process, you can run the build script directly:
+## Haskell script: `Setup.hs`
+
+This build method gives you most options.
+You will need Haskell installed on your system.
+
+Run the build script with:
 
 ```
 runghc Setup.hs ...