Thanks for pointing me at Iavors package. We should not have two
different libraries for the same purpose.
value-supply-0.2 is about 6-7 times slower than GHC's UniqSupply, but
porting Simons suggestion (to use unsafeDupableInterleaveIO) into
Iavors code, GHC is "only" about twice as fast.
Can we do better? I tried to use SPECIALIZE INLINE pragmas (at
new[Enum|Num]Supply for Int) and/or strictness annotations (for the
unique value) without significant benefit.
I like Iavors more general interface (polymorphic values) and that
only demanded identifiers are created. The latter saves half of the
names when evaluating
> map supplyValue . split
I will replace my dependency to ghc with one to value-supply if
unsafeDupableInterleaveIO is used instead of unsafeInterleaveIO where
it is available.
Cheers,
Sebastian
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