On Fri, 14 Feb 2003, John Meacham wrote:
> This seems to be contrary to how i thought haskell was implemented in
> ghc (and probably other systems). I was under the impression that thunks
> in ghc were opaque except for the code address at the begining of them.
> in order to evaluate something you
This seems to be contrary to how i thought haskell was implemented in
ghc (and probably other systems). I was under the impression that thunks
in ghc were opaque except for the code address at the begining of them.
in order to evaluate something you just jump to the address stored in
it.
so i gue
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Yes, getting the right amount of strictness--and in the right places--can be
tricky. For your program, it seems you should process each file completely
(reflecting its contents strictly in your histogram so the contents can be dropped
and the file descriptor closed) before moving on to the next fi
> What is the limit on open files, and why? I think it'd be nice to
> just schedule a huge amount of IO operations, and have them all be
> performed when required (i.e. when the FM is first accessed).
> Apparently, my addDir took the trouble to open the files, but not
> generate the FMs -- any ide
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> > These things are always tricky to understand, which is why
> I recommend
> > not using lazy I/O. File reading is not a pure operation:
> running out
> > of file descriptors is a good counter-example.
>
> Without saying wether I agree with lazy I/O or not, I suggest that
> this particular p
Dean Herington <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> "Ketil Z. Malde" wrote:
>> -- | add data from a file to the histogram
>> addFile :: FiniteMap String Int -> String -> IO (FiniteMap String Int)
>> addFile fm name = do
>> x <- readFile name
>> return (addHist fm x)
I changed th
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