Package: libghc-snap-prof
Source: haskell-snap
Version: 0.14.0.6-4
Architecture: i386
Maintainer: Ubuntu Developers <ubuntu-devel-discuss@lists.ubuntu.com>
Original-Maintainer: Debian Haskell Group <pkg-haskell-maintainers@lists.alioth.debian.org>
Installed-Size: 4553
Depends: libghc-snap-dev (= 0.14.0.6-4), libghc-monadcatchio-transformers-prof-0.3.1.3-20288, libghc-aeson-prof-0.10.0.0-4f4ce, libghc-attoparsec-prof-0.13.0.1-fe79a, libghc-base-prof-4.8.2.0-a3ce8, libghc-bytestring-prof-0.10.6.0-89a6f, libghc-cereal-prof-0.4.1.1-eb6c6, libghc-clientsession-prof-0.9.1.1-82928, libghc-comonad-prof-4.2.7.2-a3a6b, libghc-configurator-prof-0.3.0.0-eb17f, libghc-containers-prof-0.5.6.2-5879d, libghc-directory-prof-1.2.2.0-97fb5, libghc-directory-tree-prof-0.12.0-1af04, libghc-dlist-prof-0.7.1.2-7e8ec, libghc-either-prof-4.4.1-0489f, libghc-filepath-prof-1.4.0.0-59267, libghc-hashable-prof-1.2.3.3-bc42a, libghc-heist-prof-0.14.1.1-f87ce, libghc-lens-prof-4.13-a7e0e, libghc-logict-prof-0.6.0.2-006d6, libghc-mtl-prof-2.2.1-05005, libghc-mwc-random-prof-0.13.3.2-c741a, libghc-pwstore-fast-prof-2.4.4-fa4ed, libghc-regex-posix-prof-0.95.2-c44f1, libghc-snap-core-prof-0.9.8.0-7889b, libghc-snap-server-prof-0.9.5.1-cf8f0, libghc-stm-prof-2.4.4.1-b43e4, libghc-text-prof-1.2.2.0-5a148, libghc-time-prof-1.5.0.1-f2449, libghc-transformers-prof-0.4.2.0-a5bbd, libghc-unordered-containers-prof-0.2.5.1-2efe5, libghc-vector-prof-0.11.0.0-daa9e, libghc-vector-algorithms-prof-0.7.0.1-8bba5, libghc-xmlhtml-prof-0.2.3.4-cb94d
Provides: libghc-snap-prof-0.14.0.6-dd090
Section: haskell
Priority: extra
Homepage: http://snapframework.com/
Description: Snap Web Framework; profiling libraries
 This is the top-level package for the official Snap Framework
 libraries. It includes:
 .
 The Snaplets API
 .
 The "snap-framework" executable program for generating starter projects (which
 is called "snap" elsewhere)
 .
 Snaplets for sessions, authentication, and templates
 .
 This package provides a library for the Haskell programming language, compiled
 for profiling.  See http://www.haskell.org/ for more information on Haskell.
