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'''Haskell: Batteries Included'''
  
   
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The Haskell Platform is a single, standard [[Haskell]] development environment for everyone. It offers a set of blessed libraries and tools, to save you the task of picking and choosing which core Haskell libraries to use.
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The Haskell Library Platform (HLP) is the name of a proposed library set
  
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that would be the minimum standard for Haskell library support on a
  
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system.
  
   
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[http://haskell.org/platform/contents.html Learn more about the Haskell Platform ⇒]
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There are now more than 500 libraries available for Haskell, on
  
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[http://hackage.haskell.org hackage]. Choosing which libraries to
  
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support on a distro is currently done on an ad hoc basis, with
  
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significant variation from one distribution to another.
  
   
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__TOC__
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Some, such as Arch Linux, or Gentoo Linux, include as many libraries as
  
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possible (typically over 400), while others have the bare minimum
  
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required to build ghc and say, darcs and xmonad.
  
   
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== What's in the platform ==
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The Haskell community needs to provide direction and blessing to a
  
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library set that should be available and adopted, to further encourage
  
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Haskell use.
  
   
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See the official [http://www.haskell.org/platform/changelog.html Haskell Platform Changelog].
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==Criteria==
  
   
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* GHC would build against its own core libraries, but would be generally distributed with the HLP.
  
   
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== Trouble shooting ==
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* The HLP should provide good coverage for all typical tasks one might
  
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want to accomplish with the language, given library availability.
  
   
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Report bugs on GitHub:
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* No bottlenecks: release of the HLP should be entirely independent from GHC
  
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[https://github.com/haskell/haskell-platform/issues Haskell Platform Issues].
   
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===Quality Control===
  
   
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=== Developers ===
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* cabal-installable libraries with haddocks.
  
   
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* New [https://github.com/haskell/haskell-platform/wiki/ Haskell Platform Wiki]
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== Current library set ==
  
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* Old [http://trac.haskell.org/haskell-platform/ Trac wiki]
   
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===Core system===
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== Buttons ==
   
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We have some buttons to let your friends know about the Haskell Platform.
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This will be on every system, as they're required for GHC to build:
  
   
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[http://haskell.org/platform http://raw.githubusercontent.com/haskell/haskell-platform/master/website/icons/button-100.png]
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* array
  
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* base
  
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* bytestring
  
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* Cabal
  
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* containers
  
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* directory
  
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* editline
  
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* filepath
  
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* haskell98
  
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* hpc
  
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* integer-gmp
  
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* old-locale
  
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* old-time
  
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* packedstring
  
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* pretty
  
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* process
  
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* random
  
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* template-haskell
  
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* unix OR Win32
  
   
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Use this html in your site:
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===Extra libraries===
  
   
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<code>
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Current libraries available in the 'extralibs' bundle provided with GHC,
  
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<nowiki>
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a descendent of what used to by fptools, with a few additions.
  
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<a href="http://haskell.org/platform">
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<img src="http://raw.githubusercontent.com/haskell/haskell-platform/master/website/icons/button-100.png"></a>
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</nowiki>
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</code>
   
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[http://haskell.org/platform http://raw.githubusercontent.com/haskell/haskell-platform/master/website/icons/button-64.png]
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* ALUT
  
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* GLUT
  
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* HUnit
  
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* ObjectIO
  
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* OpenAL
  
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* OpenGL
  
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* QuickCheck
  
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* cgi
  
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* fgl
  
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* haskell-src
  
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* html
  
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* mtl
  
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* network
  
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* parsec
  
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* parallel
  
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* regex-base
  
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* regex-compat
  
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* regex-posix
  
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* stm
  
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* time
  
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* xhtml
  
   
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Use this html in your site:
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===Hackage ====
  
   
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<code>
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A quick list of key libraries on Hackage, by genre:
  
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<nowiki>
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<a href="http://hackage.haskell.org/platform">
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<img src="http://raw.githubusercontent.com/haskell/haskell-platform/master/website/icons/button-64.png"></a>
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</nowiki>
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</code>
   
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SVG source for the button: http://haskell.org/haskellwiki/Image:Button.svg
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* Codecs
  
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**base64
  
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**bzlib
  
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**zlib
  
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**dataenc
  
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**encoding
  
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**iconv
  
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**mime
  
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**utf8-string
  
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**tar
  
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**nano-md5/hmac
  
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**pureMD5
  
   
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* Control
  
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**arrows
  
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**category-extras
  
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**logict
  
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**maybet
  
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**mtl
  
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**reactive
  
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**monad-lib
  
   
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=== Icons ===
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* Data
  
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**array
  
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**binary
  
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**binary-strict
  
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**bloomfilter
  
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**bytestring
  
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**carray
  
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**containers
  
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**dlist
  
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**lazyarray
  
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**numbers
  
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**ranged-sets
  
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**stream
  
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**strict
  
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**suffixtree
  
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**avltree
  
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**bitset
  
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**bktrees
  
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**fingertree
  
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**random-access-list
  
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**heap
  
   
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Icons for the platform installer and desktop.
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* Database
  
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**hdbc
  
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**takusen
  
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**sqlite
  
   
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[[Image:Platform-100.png]]
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* Development
  
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**alex
  
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**c2hs
  
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**cpphs
  
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**derive
  
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**haddock
  
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**happy
  
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**cabal
  
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**cabal-install
  
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**hscolour
  
   
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[[Image:Platform-64.png]]
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* Graphics
  
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** Chart
  
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** gd
  
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** hgl
  
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** hpdf
  
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** opengl
  
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** x11
  
   
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* GUI
  
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** gtk2hs
  
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** wxHaskell
  
   
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=== Legal ===
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* Languages and parsing
  
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**haskell-src
  
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**Language.C
  
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**parsec
  
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**polyparse
  
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**csv
  
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**feed
  
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**rss
  
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**haxml
  
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**hxt
  
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**xml
  
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**html
  
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**xhtml
  
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**i18n
  
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**hssyck
  
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**pcre-light
  
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**regex
  
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**hstemplate
  
   
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* The cherry blossom image used in the 2011 HP release is [http://www.flickr.com/photos/28481088@N00/3291086383/ licensed CC by tanakawho]
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* Math
  
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**blas
  
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**hmatrix
  
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**cmath
  
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**fft
  
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**mersenne-random
  
   
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* Network
  
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**cgi
  
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**cgi-undecidable
  
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**curl
  
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**download-curl
  
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**fastcgi
  
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**ftphs
  
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**hS3
  
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**http
  
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**network
  
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**network-bytestring
  
   
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[[Category:HaskellPlatform]]
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* Sound
  
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**alut
  
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**openal
  
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* System
  
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**bytestring-mmap
  
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**directory
  
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**flepath
  
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**locale
  
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**time
  
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**parsedate
  
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**process
  
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**random
  
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**unix
  
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**parseargs
  
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==Release mechanics==
  
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==Public "Haskell Compliant" list==
  
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To encourage adoption of the HLP, distributions that support the HLP
  
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will be publically listed as e.g. "Haskell Compliant"
  
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==Management==
  
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==History==
  
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* fptools
  
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* extralibs/ core libs
  
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== Related ==
  
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* [http://docs.python.org/lib/lib.html Python libraries]
  
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* Gnome's release process.
  
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[[Category:Community]]
  

Revision as of 14:34, 11 August 2014

Platform.png
The Haskell Platform


The Haskell Platform is a single, standard Haskell development environment for everyone. It offers a set of blessed libraries and tools, to save you the task of picking and choosing which core Haskell libraries to use.

Learn more about the Haskell Platform ⇒

What's in the platform

See the official Haskell Platform Changelog.


Trouble shooting

Report bugs on GitHub: Haskell Platform Issues.


Developers

Buttons

We have some buttons to let your friends know about the Haskell Platform.

button-100.png

Use this html in your site:

<a href="http://haskell.org/platform"> <img src="http://raw.githubusercontent.com/haskell/haskell-platform/master/website/icons/button-100.png"></a>

button-64.png

Use this html in your site:

<a href="http://hackage.haskell.org/platform"> <img src="http://raw.githubusercontent.com/haskell/haskell-platform/master/website/icons/button-64.png"></a>

SVG source for the button: http://haskell.org/haskellwiki/Image:Button.svg


Icons

Icons for the platform installer and desktop.

Platform-100.png

Platform-64.png


Legal

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