Understanding Rae Levity Polymorphism For Real
Exploring Rae Levity Polymorphism For Real reveals several interesting facts. This video is a continuation of last week's (https://youtu.be/Mb_B-j8ePfc) where I actually get to
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- Haskell is widely known for featuring lazy evaluation, but having this as a first-class component of the language does not come for ...
- 30 August, 2015 Richard A. Eisenberg, University of Pennsylvania e-mail in the first slide Help us caption & translate this video!
- This more introductory video walks through Haskell's kind system, giving a little motivation for why Haskell has kinds at all, and ...
- I explain the infrequently-written but often-implied -XMonoLocalBinds extension and how it prevents let-generalization.
- Authors: Richard A. Eisenberg, Simon Peyton Jones Title:
Detailed Analysis of Rae Levity Polymorphism For Real
I describe how Haskell uses kinds to track how runtime values are represented. This video doesn't quite get to talk about In the course of writing https://github.com/ghc-proposals/ghc-proposals/pull/475, I wanted to write a TupleN# operator that takes ... I run through a toy example of how using unboxed types (specifically, unboxed tuples) can make your Haskell code run faster.
We explore Haskell's layout rule, and how it works in practice. Official description of that layout rule: ...
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