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\title{Desugaring \Haskell{}}
\author{The AQUA team}
\date{February 1994}
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\section[De_sugar_er]{Desugaring}
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\input{intro.lit}

\input{Desugar.lhs}

\section[Desugar_match]{@match@: compiling out pattern-matching}
\downsection
\input{Match.lhs}
\input{MatchCon.lhs}
\input{MatchLit.lhs}
\input{MatchProc.lhs}
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\section[Desugar_absSyntax]{Mangling the abstract syntax}

Roughly speaking, a function with a name of the form
\tr{ds<Something>} is the de-sugar-er for the nonterminal
\pl{<Something>} in module @AbsSyntaxTypes@.
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\input{DsBinds.lhs}
\input{DsExpr.lhs}
\input{DsGRHSs.lhs}
\input{DsListComp.lhs}
\input{DsParZF.lhs}
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\section[Desugar_utilities]{Utilities and constants for desugaring}
\downsection
\input{DsMonad.lhs}
\input{DsUtils.lhs}
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