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Simon
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| I noticed a five percent s
"Michael Marte" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb im
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> Hello *,
>
> I noticed a five percent speed up by making local definitions global.
Maybe the global defintions are monomorphic, and the local defintions
are polymorphic. You could evaluate the types of the global t
Hello *,
I noticed a five percent speed up by making local definitions global.
This is the first version with local definitions:
f =
where
mySet = foldl (flip Set.insert) Set.empty myList
myList =
Then I moved mySet and myList to the top level which gave me the speed up.
Shouldn
