@@ -210,7 +210,7 @@ environment. For example, pandoc 1.15.1.1 defines:
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213−# Nixpkgs: `haskell-packages.nix`
213+# Nixpkgs: `hackage-packages.nix`
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215215The package set is represented as a primitive recursive function:
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@@ -227,12 +227,12 @@ The Nixpkgs attribute set `haskellPackages` refers to the fixpoint of that
227227function which is computed by the expression:
228228
229229 let self = ps self;
230− in # = ps (ps self) = ps (ps (self)) = ...
230+ in # = ps (ps self) = ps (ps (ps (self))) = ...
231231 self
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234234
235−# Nixpkgs: haskell-packages.nix
235+# Nixpkgs: hackage-packages.nix
236236
237237We can modify the package set using OO-style inheritance:
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@@ -273,7 +273,7 @@ We can modify the package set using OO-style inheritance:
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274274# Nixpkgs: Multiple Views Of The Package Set
275275
276−- `haskell-packages.nix` represents "Stackage Nightly".
276+- `hackage-packages.nix` represents "Stackage Nightly".
277277
278278- `configuration-common.nix` "extends" that to work around deficiencies in
279279 `hackage2nix`.