13 Apr
2002
13 Apr
'02
1:13 a.m.
so it is wise to avoid extra runtime costs wherever possible, since their only purpose is to introduce a lazy suspension for semantic correctness.
For example if I have, fun p var (Tree t cs) = let ... g = fun new_ass (var+1) in ... which the compiler translates to, g = _apply2 fun new_ass (var+1) how can I avoid _apply2 ? I tried g = (fun $! new_ass) $! (var+1), but with this I get cells of Prelude.$! in place of Prelude._apply2. Thanks, Saswat