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Yes they are but they may not be compatible with all existing code as it is presently written. For example turning on OverloadedStrings can introduce type ambig
by jeremyjh 9y ago
Yes they are but they may not be compatible with all existing code as it is presently written. For example turning on OverloadedStrings can introduce type ambiguity in existing code where the type of a string literal cannot be deduced.