On Oct 25, 2007, at 13:04 , Derek Elkins wrote:
Just use unsafeInterleaveIO in the obvious definition to read all the keys. That said, it's not called unsafeInterleaveIO for no reason.
I think it might actually be safe in this case: if the file changes out from under your lazy I/O, far worse things happen in the gdbm library layer than in the unsafe-IO Haskell layer.
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