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no-role-annots
This package is intended to ease the transition from GHC 7.6.3- to GHC 7.8+
by providing a backward-compatible role annotation syntax. The module
Language.Haskell.RoleAnnots
exports backward-compatible declarations
usable to assign stricter roles to declarations. Proper role annotations
are preferred, but these work, too.
The module Language.Haskell.RoleAnnots.Check
provides a way to check
that a datatype has a set of desired roles. This might be suitable for
use in a testsuite.
See the module documentation for details.