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refold authored Mar 15, 2013 and Mikhail Glushenkov committed Oct 17, 2013

This is useful e.g. for "writing documentation that links to module A without
explicitly qualifying everything, where A is not directly imported." (see the
discussion in #926)

Fixes #1237.

This follows the advice from

 http://www.haskell.org/haskellwiki/Functor-Applicative-Monad_Proposal#Missing_superclasses

and silences the single compile warning currently occuring with GHC HEAD.

Look up location of 'ld' etc. in the 'gcc --info' output.

See #1528.

Implement a haskell-suite compiler support

Broken by #1535.

Fixes #1538.

Store compiler properties in a key-value map instead of repeatedly invoking `ghc --info` 

Fix cabal repl handling of Ctrl-C

Suggest that 'ExitFailure 9' is probably due to memory exhaustion.

Fixes #1442.

Fixes #1522.

Fix `cabal-install/bootstrap.sh` for the new Hackage server

Since we use the same script for release candidate, which we don't want
to upload to Hackage, remove the automatic upload to Hackage.

The user of make release is supposed to manually run

    cabal upload $(DISTLOC)

after make finishes.

This reverts commit c798644a.

tar on OS X didn't like

    tar -c file -zf file.tar.gz

but does accept

    tar -czf file.tar.gz file

Also added an option to use a different SSH user.

Remove Distribution.Client.Compat.Exception

Currently we have a somewhat hard-to-maintain contents just in the
introduction. This cuts that initial contents down to just link to
the chapters (plus sections within the intro), and then use an
automatically generated table of contents in the other chapters.

Also tweak the CSS because pandoc's TOC feature turns all section
headings into links and that changes the visual appearance. Use the
CSS to make it look the same as before.

Introduce cabal-install much earlier. Give more of a basic intro.

It covers using cabal init and the basic steps for building from there.