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  "textContent": "Ever wondered if something like inline assembly were possible in Haskell? Want to return multiple values from foreign code? Here’s an article experimenting with `foreign import prim`. It was originally written in Japanese several years ago, but I thought it might be interesting to the global community, so I revised and translated it. I hope you enjoy this article!\n\nminoki.github.io\n\n### Low-level Haskell: The cursed way to emulate inline assembly in Haskell/GHC,...",
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