Build fails with undefined reference to "Fl_awake_to_handler" about fltkhs

[deech]

I compiled it fine on my Windows 10 and I'm not seeing why it's failing on yours. It's there in the C header file, the .cpp file and seems to be called just like the other functions from the Haskell side. See anything I'm missing?

[jputcu]

Just did a long build on my laptop at home with Windows 10 and it completed, so will see if there is perhaps something other than .stack-work to remove before building on my Windows 7.

[jputcu]

Problem vanished for no reason

[sboosali]

This is probably unrelated, but I've gotten corrupt builds when changing flags. And it's probably due to my ignorance about autotools et al, but: @deech, should the custom setup.hs more aggressively purge with `cabal clean` when its detected setting/unsettling flags? especially `-fopengl`.

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[deech]

Yes it should. I've run into this problem all the time with other flags as well (eg, --profile). I just haven't had time to do it yet. Another issue I've found is stack clean does not seem to call the cleanHook in Setup.hs.

[sboosali]

ha, just saw that you filed this issue years ago: commercialhaskell/stack#1890

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