The INLINE pragma instructs the compiler to inline the specified variables at their use sites. Compilers will often automatically inline simple expressions.

Some compiler implementations support compiler pragmas, which are used to give additional instructions or hints to the compiler, but which do not form part of ...

The WARNING pragma allows you to attach an arbitrary warning to a particular function, class, type, export field or module.

I The Haskell 98 Language. Information. Journal of Functional Programming , Volume 13 , Issue 1 , January 2003 , pp. 145 - 146. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1017 ...

GHC supports several pragmas, or instructions to the compiler placed in the source code. Pragmas don't normally affect the meaning of the program.

7.8. Pragmas. GHC supports several pragmas, or instructions to the compiler placed in the source code. Pragmas don't normally affect the meaning of the program ...

Pragmas. GHC supports several pragmas, or instructions to the compiler placed in the source code. Pragmas don't normally affect the meaning of the program, ...

GHC complies with the language standards, both Haskell 98 and Haskell 2010. ... Compiler pragmas for directing optimizations such as inline expansion and ...

GHC supports several pragmas, or instructions to the compiler placed in the source code. Pragmas don't normally affect the meaning of the program.

GHC supports several pragmas, or instructions to the compiler placed in the source code. Pragmas don't normally affect the meaning of the program, ...