Description: all modifications found in 200006-2-1.2

--- haskell98-tutorial-200006-2.orig/intro.verb
+++ haskell98-tutorial-200006-2/intro.verb
@@ -21,8 +21,8 @@ and techniques, including some of the la
 in Haskell, see \cite{huda89a}.
 
 The Haskell language has evolved significantly since its birth in 1987.
-This tutorial deals with \anchor{http://haskell.org/report}
-{Haskell 98}.  Older versions of the language are now obsolete;
+This tutorial deals with Haskell~98~\cite{haskell-98}.
+Older versions of the language are now obsolete;
 Haskell users are encouraged to use Haskell 98.  There are also many
 extensions to Haskell 98 that have been widely implemented.  These are
 not yet a formal part of the Haskell language and are not covered in
@@ -34,8 +34,7 @@ point to the Report for details.  We sug
 completely ignore the details until the {\em Gentle Introduction} has been
 completely read.  On the other hand, Haskell's Standard Prelude (in
 Appendix A of the Report and the standard libraries
-(found in the \anchor{http://haskell.org/library}
-Library Report~\cite{haskell-libs}) contain
+(found in the Library Report~\cite{haskell-libs}) contain
 lots of useful examples of Haskell code; we 
 encourage a thorough reading once this tutorial is completed.  This
 will not only give the reader a feel for what real Haskell code looks
--- haskell98-tutorial-200006-2.orig/moretypes.verb
+++ haskell98-tutorial-200006-2/moretypes.verb
@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ incurs extra overhead in the representat
 use of @newtype@ avoids the extra level of indirection (caused by
 laziness) that the @data@ declaration would introduce.  
 See section 
-\ref{datatype-renaming} of the report for a more discussion of the
+\see{datatype-renaming} of the report for a more discussion of the
 relation between @newtype@, @data@, and @type@ declarations.
  
 \syn{Except for the keyword, the @newtype@ declaration uses the same
--- haskell98-tutorial-200006-2.orig/tex.hs
+++ haskell98-tutorial-200006-2/tex.hs
@@ -82,7 +82,7 @@ import Monad(foldM)
 import IO hiding (bracket)
 import Char(isSpace, isAlpha, isDigit)
 
-import IOExts(unsafePerformIO)  -- debugging only
+import System.IO.Unsafe(unsafePerformIO)  -- debugging only
 
 data FontStyle = RM | IT | TT | Bold | Sym | UL
     deriving (Eq,Show)
@@ -1129,8 +1129,8 @@ doBlock a d hs =
                             HPara]
     _ -> HString ("Unknown begin: \\begin{" ++ a ++ "}\n")
  where (opts,d') = case (break (== ';') d) of
-    (str,"") -> ("", str)
-    (o,';':s) -> (o,s)
+                       (str,"") -> ("", str)
+                       (o,';':s) -> (o,s)
 
 doEnd s l ls = let (a,l',ls') = getSArg l ls in
    if a == "thebibliography"
@@ -1299,7 +1299,7 @@ doSee s l ls = let (ref,l',ls') = getSAr
                    file = lookup ref (refMap (gs s))
                    anc x = case file of
                             Just fn ->
-                              HAnchor ("../onlinereport/" ++ fn ++ ".html#" ++ ref) x
+                              HAnchor ("../../haskell98-report/html/haskell98-report-html/" ++ fn ++ ".html#" ++ ref) x
                             Nothing -> x
  in
      case txt of