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From: <72...@in...> - 2003-12-11 00:29:30
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Hi Daan, I hope you remember me, Jose David. I was developing my own yahu-like
library. I have realized you use strictness annotations ('!' symbol) in the
event and font algebraic data of WXCore, but no in more complex data, like
Layout. Have you special reasons for this, or perhaps is performance-irrelevant
to make strictness annotations in higher level data? I suposse it's because the
way you modify the layout - maybe it is worth to no evaluate combinator-
replaced layout options. I ask you this stuff because I found almost no
references about in the haskell report, the mailing list nor the hawiki.
By the way, do you know it is worth to make strictness annotations on multi-
argument data constructors? All I have found about this is that GHC unboxes
single argument, strict annotated data constructors.
Thanks in advance.
Jose David.
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