Comparison of atom libraries for Haskell, e.g. simple-atom and stringtable-atom?

Another nice choice would be ekmett's new intern package, which handles bytestrings as well as more complex recursive types: http://hackage.haskell.org/package/intern.

I wrote monad-atom for my own use. It's not what you want if you need globally unique atoms, but if all you need is a string table it is simple and safe.

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