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Content preview: Hi Tim, thanks for the hint, but I tried this without
success. My point is, that I don't want to try a pragma and see whether
it works. I would like to specify the requirement that a function has to
be in constant space and if it cannot be done, that the program should
not compile. Would it be complicated to include in the compiler? [...]
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--- Begin Message ---
Hi Tim,
thanks for the hint, but I tried this without success.
My point is, that I don't want to try a pragma and see whether it works. I
would like to specify the requirement that a function has to be in constant
space and if it cannot be done, that the program should not compile. Would it
be complicated to include in the compiler?
Cheers,
Georg
> Have you tried using the INLINE pragma?
>
http://www.haskell.org/ghc/docs/latest/html/users_guide/pragmas.html#inline-noinline-pragma
> Cheers,
> Tim
--- End Message ---
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