Bill Baxter wrote:
But the call for a memoization thingy I just don't get. No way that should be a compiler feature, just far too many ways to memoize with too many different tradeoffs. And a memoizing wrapper function basically loses nothing in terms of expressiveness.--bb
The ability for you to memoize a pure function and get a pure function as a result. Your pure functions can't use the memoized version of the pure function.
This means you might have to use a lot more memoization wrappers.
