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|Cabal (the tool)|The Haskell build tool provided by the [`cabal-install` package](https://hackage.haskell.org/package/cabal-install).|
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|CI |Continuous integration. |
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|CMake |A [system](https://cmake.org/) for managing build processes.|
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|`config.yaml`|A non-project-specific configuration file used by Stack.|
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|`config.yaml`|A global and non-project-specific configuration file used by Stack.|
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|Docker |A [platform](https://www.docker.com/) for developing, shipping, and running applications. It can package and run an application in a loosely isolated environment called a _container_.|
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|Emacs |[GNU Emacs](https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/), an extensible, customisable text editor.|
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|extra-deps |Packages in addition to those in a snapshot, named after a key used in `stack.yaml` files.|
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|`Setup.hs`|A project-specific file used by Cabal to perform setup tasks.|
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|snapshot |A snapshot defines a GHC version, a set of packages, and build flags or other settings.|
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|Stack |The Haskell Tool Stack project or its executable `stack`. |
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|`stack.yaml`|A project-specific configuration file used by Stack. |
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|`stack.yaml`|A project-level configuration file used by Stack, which may also contain non-project-specific options.|
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|Stackage |A [distribution](https://www.stackage.org/) of compatible Haskell packages.|
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|Stack root |A directory in which Stack stores important files. See `stack path --stack-root`. On Windows, Stack also stores important files outside of the Stack root.|
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|Unix-like operating systems|Linux, FreeBSD and macOS. |
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