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How can Haskell programmers tolerate Space Leaks?
I have been trying to answer it for myself practically on a toy program that needs a ton of memorization. What I found is that optimizing space behaviour is hell. A value resides in memory while it is in scope, but when and for how long exactly is it in scope? Depends on inlining and specialization. And these things are fragile. Once a computation is evaluated to a big value, there is no way to forcibly «forget» it so that it turns back into a small computation, which makes some seemingly simple things practically impossible. This stuff is not explained anywhere either.
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How can I pass a local ordering function to a standard set or map?
If you are curious, the code may be seen and toyed with at the repository — it does not have this specific feature yet (or I would not be asking), but shows the need for it.
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Why does adding `trace ""` give a tenfold speed up?
Code is here: https://github.com/kindaro/paths-in-cube/commit/d79cd4a77f168ab5f5e841c30ade05e51db969f5
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The primary programming language of paths-in-cube is Haskell.
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