never used in multi-threaded situation.
Erm, nearly all my code in Haskell is multi-threaded. One of the
main reasons why I am using haskell is the low-cost light weight
multi-threading. Surely this is a big win for Haskell on SMP/Numa
machines - which are surely the future - as even Intel have
Alastair:
never used in multi-threaded situation.
MR K P SCHUPKE:
Erm, nearly all my code in Haskell is multi-threaded.
And do you use DiffArrays?
MR K P SCHUPKE:
I would hesitate to make any type unsafe for multi-threading by default
Sorry to be unclear. I wasn't actually saying to
Simon Marlow wrote:
Generating a single unified index is entirely possible, given all the
.haddock files for the relevant packages. I'll try to get this into the
next version of Haddock.
But only as an option and/or addition, I hope...
2. Remove the split between type/class index and
Hello,
in GHC documentation, it is said :
unsafeThaw :: (Ix i, IArray a e, MArray b e m) = a i e -
m (b i e)
Converts an immutable array into a mutable array without
taking a copy. This function is unsafe because any
subsequent modifications made to the mutable version of
the array will be
