Dependencies for h-raylib-5.5.3.0

Libraries

h-raylib

base (>=4.0 && <4.22)
bytestring (>=0.11.0 && <0.13)
containers (>=0.6.0 && <0.9)
template-haskell (>=2.16.0.0 && <2.24)
text (>=2.0 && <2.2)
if !flag(disable-lens)
- lens (>=4.0 && <5.4)
- linear (>=1.22 && <1.24)

Executables

basic-window

if !flag(examples)
- buildable: False
else
- base
- h-raylib

basic-callbacks

if !flag(examples)
- buildable: False
else
- base
- h-raylib

basic-automation-events

if !flag(examples)
- buildable: False
else
- base
- h-raylib

first-person-camera

if !flag(examples)
- buildable: False
else
- base
- h-raylib

camera-ray-collision

if !flag(examples)
- buildable: False
else
- base
- h-raylib

basic-images

if !flag(examples)
- buildable: False
else
- base
- h-raylib

bunnymark

if !flag(examples)
- buildable: False
else
- base
- h-raylib

custom-font-text

if !flag(examples)
- buildable: False
else
- base
- h-raylib

basic-models

if !flag(examples)
- buildable: False
else
- base
- h-raylib

basic-shaders

if !flag(examples)
- buildable: False
else
- base
- h-raylib

postprocessing-effects

if !flag(examples)
- buildable: False
else
- base
- h-raylib

basic-audio

if !flag(examples)
- buildable: False
else
- base
- h-raylib

basic-rlgl

if !flag(examples)
- buildable: False
else
- base
- h-raylib

raygui-suite

if !flag(examples)
- buildable: False
else
- base
- h-raylib

Flags

Manual Flags

Name	Description	Default
detect-platform	Detect platform and automatically add platform-specific configuration	Enabled
platform-windows	Build for Windows	Disabled
platform-mac	Build for macOS/OSX	Disabled
platform-linux	Build for Linux	Disabled
platform-bsd	Build for FreeBSD, OpenBSD, or NetBSD	Disabled
platform-nixos	Build for Nix (use external GLFW)	Disabled
platform-web	Build for web	Disabled
mingw-cross	Cross-compiling for mingw (used in combination with Windows)	Disabled
examples	Build the example projects	Disabled
ghci	Used when running the program in GHCi	Disabled
disable-lens	Exclude the lens dependency and Raylib.Util.Lenses	Disabled

Use -f <flag> to enable a flag, or -f -<flag> to disable that flag. More info