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mdict-hs

a mdict library for haskell

first build mdict-cpp

then in the folder there will be some *.a files, which are the library files that we need. in the example below, we refer to that folder containing those files, as "lib"

build

ghc -O2 -Wall -fno-warn-unused-imports \
    -lmdict -lminilzo -lminiz \
    -L./lib \
    MDict.hs

running the cli

we do provide a example of how to use this library, as a cli

 ghc Main.hs MDict.hs -L./lib -lmdict -lmdictbase64 -lminiz -lstdc++ -o my_program

the command above assumes that the lib folder contain the *.a files mentioned before, and that you also already compiled the haskell library itself and that this Main.hs file is placed in the same folder as the compiled library.