Update #2 on outstanding issues:
*Open, New*
[ ] GLUT 2.1.2.2?
-- This would be just like 2.1.2.1 with Chris' one-line change of
extra-libraries:
glut -- I think we can take it if everyone agrees and he (or Jason) puts it
up.
*
Open, Almost Resolved*
[ ] GHC 7.4.1 or 7.4.2?
-- I'm still tending to sticking with 7.4.1 -- but this is now lookin'
like a horse race. Anyone to weigh in?
[ ] just-released xhtml-3000.2.1
-- I've reviewed it and it certainly seems a simple add. I'm
tentatively bumping to include unless I hear cries otherwise
*Resolved*
[ ] mtl and transformers -- stick with 2.0 & 0.2 or move ahead to 2.1 and
0.3?
-- move to mtl-2.1.1 and transformers-0.3.0.0
**[ ] Should we bumping alex to version 3?
-- yes
[ ] updating OpenGL and GLUT to recent versions will require including
packages: ObjectName, OpenGLRaw, GLURaw, StateVar, and Tensor. How do we
want to proceed?
-- we will hold to OpenGL 2.2.3.1 and GLUT 2.1.2.1
[ ] mtl will need MonadCatchIO-mtl-0.3.0.4 - do we make that part of the
platform?
-- it is cgi that needs this, and we will hold it back
to cgi-3001.1.7.4 which does not
[ ] random is no longer part of GHC, but I'm assuming we will now have it
as part of the HP set
-- yes
[ ] deepseq is supplied with GHC, but it was listed as an HP addition,
consider it part of the GHC distribution now?
-- yes
[ ] haskell2000 wasn't listed in core.packages, but I'm assuming we
consider it an exposed part of the GHC distribution
-- yes, though of course I meant haskell2010
[ ] Do we consider integer-gmp and/or integer-simple part of the platform?
it was listed in core.packages, but not the haskell-platform.cabal file
-- no
[ ] Verifying that the packages bin-package-db, binary, ghc-prim, and
hoopl, while supplied with GHC are not considered part of HP
-- verified
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