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package mtl-prelude

Reexports of most definitions from "mtl" and "transformers" This package only exports definitions from the "mtl" and "transformers" libraries. Unlike every module of "mtl" it does not reexport Control.Monad and Control.Monad.Fix. In combination with the "base-prelude" library, this should give you a quite rich prelude. The 2.* versions are restricted by the feature set of mtl-2.2 and transformers-0.4, however they provide support for newer versions of those libraries as well.
package multipart

Parsers for the HTTP multipart format Parsers and data types for the HTTP multipart format from RFC2046.
package murmur-hash

MurmurHash2 implementation for Haskell. Implements MurmurHash2, a good, fast, general-purpose, non-cryptographic hashing function. This implementation is pure Haskell, so it might be a bit slower than a C FFI binding.
package mx-state-codes

ISO 3166-2:MX State Codes and Names This package contains a Code data type containing each Mexican State, as well as functions for converting from and to the English subdivision names.
package myers-diff

Please see the README on GitHub at https://github.com/codedownio/myers-diff#readme
package mysql-json-table

Using MySQL to store id-to-json tables. Visit the homepage for more information, or read the readme.
package nagios-check

Package for writing monitoring plugins Implements Nagios plugin development guidelines within a Haskell framework for writing Nagios checks.
package named

Named parameters (keyword arguments) for Haskell named is a lightweight library for named function parameters (keyword arguments) based on overloaded labels. Keyword arguments have several advantages over positional arguments:
- they can be supplied in arbitrary order
- their names serve as documentation at call site
- it is impossible to accidentally mix them up
Unlike newtype wrappers, keyword arguments don't pollute the global namespace, don't require top-level definitions, and don't need to be exported. This implementation of named parameters is typesafe, provides good type inference, descriptive type errors, and has no runtime overhead. Example usage:
```
import Named

createSymLink :: "from" :! FilePath -> "to" :! FilePath -> IO ()
createSymLink (Arg from) (Arg to) = ...

main = createSymLink ! #from "/path/to/source"
! #to "/target/path"
```
package netcode-io

Bindings to the low-level netcode.io library. Bindings to the low-level netcode.io library, which come in two flavors: c-level bindings and a high-level interface to the library. For the low level interface, refer to the Bindings.Netcode.IO module. For the high-level interface, which is a bit closer to idiomatic Haskell, refer to the Netcode.IO module.
package nettle

safe nettle binding safe binding for the nettle (http://www.lysator.liu.se/~nisse/nettle/nettle.html) library. Tested with 3.4, might work with 3.2 (but not earlier).

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