Hi Carter,
2012/11/8 Carter Schonwald
> I imagine that one issue that would make it not a default activity by GHC
> is that this sort of strategy has the following implications:
>
> 1) ghc in general doesn't always want to inline in general, inlining
> increases the size of code! and depend
Hey Petr, interesting post! (and links)
I imagine that one issue that would make it not a default activity by GHC
is that this sort of strategy has the following implications:
1) ghc in general doesn't always want to inline in general, inlining
increases the size of code! and depending on how
Hi,
recently I found out that some recursive functions can be greatly optimized
just by rewriting them using `let` so that they're not recursive themselves
any more (only the inner let is). To give an example:
> fix :: (a -> a) -> a
> fix f = f (fix f)
isn't optimized, because it's a recursive
