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Top Forums UNIX for Beginners Questions & Answers Are the brains of the UNIXoid working correctly? Post 303031579 by nezabudka on Saturday 2nd of March 2019 05:44:15 AM
Old 03-02-2019
Thanks to @Corona688 and @bacunin and everyone who was interesting. To top it all I want to add.
This is a side effect, so to speak, but it may be equally useful.
I tried to learn English from fiction books, but this is a very tedious thing. Because a lot of incomprehensible. Difficult speech turns, tenses of verbs, etc. I was looking for such a lite book and without ambiguity. Haskell is in itself an interesting language and therefore I read this book and learn English with great pleasure. Anyone who needs to tighten up English I advise you to download the book "Haskell_eBook_Reader.pdf"
Well, or maybe this approach in relation to something either seems interesting.
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DH_HASKELL_DEPENDS(1)					 Haskell devscripts documentation				     DH_HASKELL_DEPENDS(1)

NAME
dh_haskell_depends - calculates Haskell dependencies on Cabalized libraries SYNOPSIS
dh_haskell_depends [debhelper options] [-Xpackage] [--exclude=package] [file ...] DESCRIPTION
dh_haskell_depends is a debhelper program that helps with calculating dependencies for building Haskell libraries. It automates building libraries for the different supported Haskell systems in Debian. This script writes the debian/$package.substvars file, including in it the haskell:Depends, haskell:Recommends, haskell:Suggests and haskell:Extra-Depends variable. So, to use this package, include in the Depends: field in debian/control ${haskell:Depends}, and do the same for Recommends, Suggests and Extra-Depends. BUGS
hugs and ghc are the only supported targets at the moment. Cabal does not yet support nhc98. SEE ALSO
dh_haskell_provides(1) dh_haskell_shlibdeps(1) dh_haskell_extra_depends(1) debhelper(7) AUTHOR
John Goerzen <jgoerzen@complete.org> Based on ideas in dh_python by Josselin Mouette <joss@debian.org> Haskell devscripts 0.8.12 2011-07-30 DH_HASKELL_DEPENDS(1)
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