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ghc-source-gen
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ghc-events
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ghc-typelits-knownnat
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ghc-make
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ghc-imported-from
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ghc-datasize
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ghc-time-alloc-prof
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ghc-prof
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ghc-trace-events
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ghc-srcspan-plugin
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README
ghc-core-html
ghc-core-html makes core output that is easier to read by adding colors, filtering unnecessary information, adding clickable links, and foldable index and bindings.
This is similar to the ghc-core program, except that it's to use in a browser.
usage
Typical usage:
ghc-core-html Program.hs > my-output.html
Just like ghc-core you have the following options:
--ghc <ghcprog>: specify which ghc to use (optional)
improving
Better CSS/HTML, improved Javascript, more core parsing, multiple pages, more popups: send your pull requests. don't be shy.