Need to Put Some Haskell Packages Up For Adoption

["Brent A. Fulgham" <bfulgham@debian.org>]

I don't have much free time any more, so I need to pass a few packages on to 
someone who will be able to provide the time these packages need.  At the 
very least, HMAKE and HAT really need to be well-maintained by someone with 
an interest in Haskell.  I'll still be around to answer any questions and 
help out, but I just don't have time to keep up with bug reports and 
questions and need to shed primary responsibility.  :-(

The packages I would like someone to take over are:

1.  NHC98:  A Haskell interpreter.  This is a reasonably fast (faster than 
Hugs) batch-type interpreter that is fairly portable on across 32-bit 
architectures.

2.  HMAKE:  The Haskell Make facility (part of the NHC98 tools, but can be 
used with a variety of Haskell compilers and interpreters.)

3.  HAT:  The Haskell Tracing utility.  A graphical utility (and other tools) 
used to measure the time and resource-allocations of Haskell programs.

I'm not subscribed to Debian-Devel these days, so please CC me on any replies.

Thanks,

-Brent