I'm glad that works for Rust but I don't see it being compatible with the way Haskell has been developed. Haskell the language is defined by a specification ca

I'm glad that works for Rust but I don't see it being compatible with the way Haskell has been developed. Haskell the language is defined by a specification called the Haskell Report. The last one was Haskell 2010 [0]. The news is that the next version of this report will incorporate advances from several GHC-specific language extensions. How useful this is in modern Haskell remains to be seen. As far as I can tell the de-facto Haskell compiler is GHC. Hugs is unmaintained and UHC and LHC are mostly experimental or in-development. However without a spec we can't get innovation from alternative implementations of the language. [0] https://www.haskell.org/onlinereport/haskell2010/ https://www.haskell.org/onlinereport/haskell2010/