Erik Zuurbier wrote:
instance Array {#} a
has "StdArray:select ({#} a) should not be called" (and the like)
for all its member functions.
The consequence is that a possible compile-time error (which I
definitely find in time) is turned into a runtime error, which may
wait until production time to cause trouble.
Why not leave out
instance Array {#} a
altogether?
This instance is used by the compiler in dictionaries for Array a e, so
it cannot be removed. The compiler already tries to prevent calls to this
instance. This is possible because the Array class is handled in a special way
by the compiler. So I don't expect that removing this instance from the
definition module will make a difference.
Kind regards,
John van Groningen
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