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unboxed reviews and mentions
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How can Haskell programmers tolerate Space Leaks?
With Lev as defined here.
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[ANNOUNCE] GHC 9.2.1-rc1 is now available!
Check out unboxed. I think that could be a good starting point. I recently updated it to the 9.2.1 alpha here: https://github.com/noughtmare/unboxed/commit/b6338e68540a2c62a6aae6ded0dcdc3b83106916. I should check again if the this issue is fixed in this rc.
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Principles of Programming Languages - Robert Harper
I tried it out and it is really not usable yet unfortunately. There are several problems. I think the main issue is that you need two versions of all functions and data types. And currently classes like Num are not levity-polymorphic (there is a proposal about this), so you can't use + to add two "real" inductive peano naturals. One problem with making type classes levity-polymorphic is that top-level bindings can't be levity-polymorphic, so mempty cannot be levity-polymorphic. A workaround is to use a type class to levitate levity-polymorphic variables, but that has disadvantages too. Levitated values are not shared and must be recomputed at every call site.
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The primary programming language of unboxed is Haskell.
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