On 30/05/2009, at 11:28 PM, john skaller wrote:
> For example consider:
>
> fun f[u,t] (x: &u, y&t)=> y,x;
>
> Felix handles this function now for each type,
> generating duplicate code for each instance.
A sufficient condition for a function to be RT polymorphic is that
all parameters and terms are of a type containing type variables
only directly under a pointer.
For example:
fun f[u] (x:u) { val y = *x; return 1; }
is not RT polymorphic as written because
the term *x has type u.
RT polymorphism is only useful if the function is
exported. Normal calls would still be inlined and
instantiated for each type actually used.
--
john skaller
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