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Examples showing non-optimality of Haskell
I discuss some examples posted on my blog, QA9, which show that executables produced by ghc (the main implementation of Haskell) can exhibit non-optimal beta-reduction. Thanks to Victor Maia for major help with these.
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By Aaron Stump
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I discuss some examples posted on my blog, QA9, which show that executables produced by ghc (the main implementation of Haskell) can exhibit non-optimal beta-reduction. Thanks to Victor Maia for major help with these.
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