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Hot-code swapping à la Erlang with Arrow-based state machines
1 project | /r/haskell | 22 Feb 2023

I think if you want to go from arrow syntax to CCCs you need a bit more machinary, see Oleg Grenrus' overloaded or for an even more general solution that works for any monomorphic Haskell function see Conal Elliott's compiling to categories. I don't need arbitrary functions though, I'm quite happy with just state machines.