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\usepackage{xcolor}
\usepackage{tikz}
\usepackage{hyperref}
\hypersetup{%
colorlinks=false, % hyperlinks will be black
linkcolor=black,
pdfborderstyle={0 0 0}
pdfborderstyle={0 0 0},
pdfauthor={Stephen Diehl},
pdfsubject={Haskell Programming},
pdftitle={What I Wish I Knew When Learning Haskell},
pdfkeywords={LaTeX, PDF, hyperlinks}
}
\newif\ifprint

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**Promoted Naturals**
Value-level Type-level Models
----------- ------------ -------
SZ Sing 'Z 0
SS SZ Sing ('S 'Z) 1
SS (SS SZ) Sing ('S ('S 'Z)) 2
Value-level Type-level Models
----------- ------------------- -------
`SZ` `Sing 'Z` `0`
`SS SZ` `Sing ('S 'Z)` `1`
`SS (SS SZ)` `Sing ('S ('S 'Z))` `2`
**Promoted Booleans**
Value-level Type-level Models
----------- --------------- -------
SFalse Sing 'False False
STrue Sing 'True True
Value-level Type-level Models
----------- --------------- -------
`SFalse` `Sing 'False` `False`
`STrue` `Sing 'True` `True`
**Promoted Maybe**
Value-level Type-level Models
----------- --------------- -------
SJust a Sing (SJust 'a) Just a
SNothing Sing Nothing Nothing
----------- ----------------- -------
`SJust a` `Sing (SJust 'a)` `Just a`
`SNothing` `Sing Nothing` `Nothing`
Singleton types are an integral part of the small cottage industry of faking
dependent types in Haskell, i.e. constructing types with terms predicated upon
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}
```
Run the resulting output through ``nvcc -ptx -c`` to get the PTX associated with the outputted code.
Pipe the resulting output through NVidia CUDA Compiler with ``nvcc -ptx -c`` to
get the PTX associated with the outputted code.
Template Haskell
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