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Seems I am not done with the Android porting just yet after all. One more
porting day..
Last night I managed to get all of Yesod to build for Android.
I even successfully expanded some Template Haskell used in yesod-form. And
am fairly confident I could manually expand all the TH in there, so it's
actually useable without TH. Most of the TH is just commented out for now.
However, programs using Yesod didn't link; lots of missing symbols. I have
been fighting to fix those all day today.
Finally, I managed to build [the yesod-pure demo server](https://gist.github.com/snoyberg/3870834/raw/212f0164de36524291df3ab35788e2b72d8d1e75/fib.hs),
and I have a working web server on Android! It listens for requests, it logs
them correctly, and it replies to requests. I did cripple yesod's routing
code in my hack-n-slash port of it, so it fails to *display* any pages,
but never has "Internal Server Error" in a web browser been such a sweet
sight. ;-)
At this point, I estimate about 1 or 2 weeks work to get to an Android
webapp. I'd need to:
1. More carefully port Yesod, manually expanding all Template Haskell
as I went, rather than commenting it all out like I did this time.
2. Either develop a tool to automatically expand Hamlet TH splices
(preferred; seems doable), or convert all the webapp's templates
to not use Hamlet.
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I've modified 38 Haskell libraries so far to port them to Android. Mostly
small hacks, but eep this is a lot of stuff to keep straight.
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