I think your looking for this: http://hackage.haskell.org/packages/archive/template-haskell/latest/doc/html... use pprint or ppr to print template haskell generated code although it's a bit ugly but I prefer avoiding template haskell personaly such as happstack 2013/7/31 Lee Short <blackcat@pro-ns.net>

I'm working with some Yesod code, and it's complaining about some missing function definitions. I'd really like to see the code that Template Haskell is outputting -- this is hard to debug otherwise. The --ddump-splices output is managable at this early stage, but I can't imagine using it once I add more functionality and the code grows. Is there way to get the template haskell output code?

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