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I've posted notmuch-haskell, Haskell FFI bindings for libnotmuch, on
Hackage (http://hackage.haskell.org).  They're quite preliminary, have
no documentation, and probably are a bit buggy.  However, they should
let you get started working with notmuch from Haskell code.

    Bart Massey
    bart@cs.pdx.edu