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I believe there are many places where making certain fields strict may greatly improve performance. Obvious examples include toText :: MOOString -> Text and everything in Value.
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I had actually made Value strict early on, but found relaxing the strictness provided some interesting benefits for MOO code in the same way it does for Haskell, without an obvious reduction in performance. I admit however that I didn't do a very detailed analysis.
How would you suggest testing the performance characteristics of any such changes?
I believe there are many places where making certain fields strict may greatly improve performance. Obvious examples include
toText :: MOOString -> Text
and everything inValue
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: