primitive-foreign
using the `Prim` interface for the FFI (by haskell-primitive)
primitive-unaligned
Interface to byte arrays with unaligned words (by haskell-primitive)
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| BSD 3-clause "New" or "Revised" License | BSD 3-clause "New" or "Revised" License |
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[ANN] vector-hashtables
It doesn't support tuples, I think I might have to use something from primitive-unaligned, but I don't know if it is better to use unaligned elements which take less memory or to widen the smallest of the two so that all the elements have the same size. I think the option to use less memory is better because that will also lead to less cache misses.
What are some alternatives?
When comparing primitive-foreign and primitive-unaligned you can also consider the following projects:
primitive-stablename - primitive operations on StableNames
primitive-unlifted - the PrimUnlifted typeclass, an interface arrays of unlifted values
primitive-offset - Types for offsets into unboxed arrays
primitive-atomic - Atomic operations on PrimArray and ByteArray
primitive-convenience - convenience class for PrimMonad m/PrimState m
primitive - This package provides various primitive memory-related operations.
primitive-addr - Addresses to unmanaged memory
primitive-foreign vs primitive-stablename
primitive-unaligned vs primitive-unlifted
primitive-foreign vs primitive-offset
primitive-unaligned vs primitive-stablename
primitive-foreign vs primitive-atomic
primitive-unaligned vs primitive-convenience
primitive-foreign vs primitive-convenience
primitive-unaligned vs primitive-atomic
primitive-foreign vs primitive
primitive-unaligned vs primitive-offset
primitive-foreign vs primitive-addr
primitive-unaligned vs primitive-addr