Hello,
I talked for a while with bd_ about this on #haskell, and I think maybe
I'm just being silly. But I can't get why:
> lambda = \x -> length (show x)
or
> dot = length . show
is different from
> pre x = length $ show x
I read about monomorphism restriction on the haskell 98 report, but I
couldn't find where it explains the reason why these different versions
influence on type infer.
Thanks for any help.
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