Cabal (software)

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The Haskell Cabal is is the Common Architecture for Building Applications and Libraries; it aids in the development of software packages

[edit] Cabalizing

A process of making a library written in the Haskell programming language conformant to the requirements of the Cabal library infrastructure provided that the library was initially developed without taking those requirements into consideration, or prior to the introduction of Cabal to the Haskell community.

[edit] External links

• Cabal
• "The Haskell Cabal: A Common Architecture for Building Applications and Tools" -(the original proposal and specification, by Isaac Jones, Simon Peyton Jones, Simon Marlow, Malcolm Wallace, and Ross Patterson; a version was submitted to the Haskell Workshop, 2005)
• Cabal talk -(slides)