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[project @ 2000-07-31 10:06:30 by simonmar]
x.yy.DDMMYYYY should be x.yy.YYYYMMDD for unstable snapshots.
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@@ -394,8 +394,8 @@ Some Haskell-related discussion takes place in the Usenet newsgroup
GHC web site for details).</para>
<para>Snapshot releases are named
<literal>x.yy.
DDMM
YYYY</literal> where <literal>yy</literal>
is <emphasis>odd</emphasis>, and <literal>
DDMM
YYYY</literal>
<literal>x.yy.YYYY
MMDD
</literal> where <literal>yy</literal>
is <emphasis>odd</emphasis>, and <literal>YYYY
MMDD
</literal>
is the date of the sources from which the snapshot was
built. In theory, you can check out the exact same sources
from the CVS repository using this date.</para>
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