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Link to haskell-perf/sequences benchmarks comparison in README #102

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Anton-Latukha opened this issue Nov 22, 2021 · 5 comments
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Anton-Latukha commented Nov 22, 2021

Notifying so authors can check that DList is represented properly.

& so authors are able, if needed, to give commentary:

haskell-perf/sequences#23

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Anton-Latukha commented Nov 22, 2021

Ok, you've seen the notification, PR got merged. Real numbers would gradually but strongly nudge reasonable development styles towards DList.

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spl commented Nov 22, 2021

Thanks for doing that!

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@spl spl changed the title Notification: I am adding DList into haskell-perf/sequences benchmarks comparison Link to haskell-perf/sequences benchmarks comparison in README Nov 22, 2021
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spl commented Nov 22, 2021

I'm opening this issue again as a reminder to link to that repository for others to find it.

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Yup.

I also made an announcement that DList benchmarks are now in the comparison library: on Reddit & in https://discourse.haskell.org, as there are a lot of central Haskell people which may be interested to see/get proofs on DList metrics.

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Anton-Latukha commented Nov 22, 2021

Would also note future global [] migration: https://github.com/fumieval/Haskell-breaking-changes#upcoming-monomorphise-datalist, where [] interface gets taken-out from Prelude & replaced with standardized Foldable & Traversable interfaces.

Also would note that Acc as never library - advertises to use GHC.Exts.fromList, which is the default interface now in OverloadedLists & so would be the default interface in the future base/Prelude transition.

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