haskell - -package Cabal-1.8.0.6 breaks pango installation on Mac -


I have tried to install packages already installed, I've installed haskell98 (successfully), but Pango tries to install it again, and when the compilation is complete, this error returns: 

  haskell98-1.0.1.1 registered ... /Users/username/.cabal/lib/haskell98-1.0.1.1/ghc-6.12.3 Registration haskell98-1.0.1.1 ... < Command Line & gt;: -package Kabad-1.8.0.6 Can not Satisfy: Kabad-1.8. 0.6-ec9be469687b5a514f4b7e8e2b8343c7 is meaningless due to missing or recursive dependency: process-1.0.1.3-1209536 e5ce8f43dc64e390034356d63 (use -v for more information) & lt; Command line>: -package Kabad-1.8.0.6 can not satisfy: Kabad-1.8.0.6- ec9be469687b5a514f4b7e8e2b8343c7 is useless due to missing or recursive reliance: process-1.0.1.3-1209536 e5ce8f43dc64e390034356d63 (for more information -v's Use)

Then I used the sudo kabal installed Pango -v , and this is the command that breaks the restoration of haskell98: 

  / usr / bin / ghc --make /tmp/glib-0.11.2496 66 / smooth -0.11.2 / Setup.hs -o /tmp/glib-0.11.249666/glib-0.11.2/dist / Setup / setup -odir /tmp/glib-0.11.249666/glib-0.11.2/district/setup-hidir/tmp/glib-0.11.249666 /glib-0.11.2/dist/setup I / tmp / smooth -0.11.249666 / smooth -0.11.2 -package-kabal -1.8.0.6

Specifically -Package Caged - 1.8.0.6 part What is wrong with this establishment?

This is not really an answer, but I do not format it as a comment well So I'm going to paste it here.

First of all, do you have user or global package directory installed (default user directory unless you edit your .cabal file)? If you are keeping it in user diameter, do not use sudo with cabal.

Second, have you run cabal install pango -v ? ? The "-v" option displays what the cabin installs, and more error messages as well, so it can be helpful.

Finally, describe Cabal to ghc-pkg to see which versions of the cables are installed and their dependencies seem to be that your Cabal-8.8.6 Installation is in any way unusable, but unfortunately I can not say if something does not depend on Cagli-1.8.0.6, then I would suggest unregistering it.


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