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well, sadly, you have to turn on an option to get exhaustivity checking. Which annoys me, because sometimes I forget to turn it on for a small project/script.
by JoelMcCracken 3y ago
well, sadly, you have to turn on an option to get exhaustivity checking. Which annoys me, because sometimes I forget to turn it on for a small project/script.
I need to come up with a haskell "new project" template thing
- carterschonwald 3y agoWall!it’s great.
- Jeff_Brown 3y ago[A clarification to the less familiar: --Wall is a compiler option that stands for "all warnings".]
- carterschonwald 3y agoAnd in ghc is enables coverage checking for pattern matching. The most amazing compiler feature in most compilers Thx for expositing my remark :)