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10-18-2012

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Helping students is in line with the "community spirit" ethos of The UNIX and Linux Forums which aims to give free help and advice in order to support the personal and professional development of others.

We encourage students to think carefully about what they do, and do not, understand about the problems they are having. Always keep in mind this quote,
Students should reference the The UNIX and Linux Forums as one of their sources of help. Another quote - this one from Isaac Newton:

Newton is said to be acknowledging the work of previous authors; although some suppose it is a jibe at his rival Robert Hooke who, shall we say, was "vertically challenged". Nevertheless, it is such an important quote that it actually appears on the edge of a British Two Pound coin !
By helping students to solve their own problems all members of The UNIX and Linux Forums (all contributors) can raise their own level of understanding. The relevant aphorism in this case is as follows:
If we get a large number of students asking for help and this may affect the community's ability to deal with the problems posted by others. We will always give priority to work-related problems and users.
All students must follow the rules for homework and coursework questions, posted here.

The UNIX and Linux Forums would like to thank Professor Robert Clarke, Birmingham City University, for his guidance and review of our forum and rules for homework and classwork problems. Without his kind and generous assistance, the homework and classwork forum would not be possible.

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dh_haskell_provides

DH_HASKELL_PROVIDES(1)					 Haskell devscripts documentation				    DH_HASKELL_PROVIDES(1)

NAME

       dh_haskell_provides - calculates Haskell virtual package names on Cabalized libraries

SYNOPSIS

       dh_haskell_provides [debhelper options] [-Xpackage] [--exclude=package] [file ...]

DESCRIPTION

       dh_haskell_provides is a debhelper program that calculates the correct virtual package to provide, so that dependencies can guarantee ABI
       stability.

       For a package with an idea of package-version-longhashstring, it generates a virtual package of the form libghc-package-dev-version-longh
       for the -dev package and libghc-package-prof-version-longh for the prof package respectively.

       This script writes the debian/$package.substvars file, including in it the haskell:Provides.  So, to use this package, include in the
       Provides: field in debian/control ${haskell:Provides}.

SEE ALSO

       dh_haskell_depends(1) dh_haskell_shlibdeps(1) debhelper(7)

AUTHOR

       Joachim Breitner <nomeata@debian.org>

       Based on ideas in dh_ocaml.

Haskell devscripts 0.8.12					    2011-01-15						    DH_HASKELL_PROVIDES(1)