Fellow Debianers,
I'm helping to organize the process of creating the next version of
Haskell[1], and I really want it to be a language that Debian
developers can use.
The Haskell programming language is more-or-less divided into two
"branches". The Haskell 98 standard is the "stable" branch of t
Greetings :)
"APT Secure" is the working name of a project to add to APT the
ability to verify the authenticity of Debian packages. It
accomplishes this via a chain of trust which is initiated by the
package maintainers and ends on the installing machine.
This is a call to the community to help
"Marcelo E. Magallon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> It kind of depends on what "Haskell library" means. Is it more like a
> C library (potentially complex build system, dependencies, etc) or is
> it more like a Perl module?
As David Roundy sorta indicated, it could be either one. Building
Ha
Greetings,
There has been a lot of discussion recently on the Haskell mailing
lists about the best ways to package Haskell libraries and tools for
Debian. The main issues are:
1) there are a variety of "compiler" implementations, one of which is
an interpreter :)
2) not all Haskell implementati
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