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With the exception of very few extensions that I've never seen used in practice, Haskell language extensions are mutually compatible and create a language that
by tathougies 7y ago
With the exception of very few extensions that I've never seen used in practice, Haskell language extensions are mutually compatible and create a language that is a strict superset of the old language. In this sense, I'm not sure how they're much different than the --c++=14 flag in GCC.
- mlthoughts2018 7y agoIf you need to know and understand syntax implications on highly generic type pattern constructs coming from a dozen external pragmas, just to be able to read the code then it’s a severe language design problem.