| Fergus Henderson writes of: | > the monomorphism restriction (which exists for a similar reason, | > to ensure termination of type inference). | | Is this true? The rationale normally given for it by its advocates | (boo, hiss) seems invariably the "no re-evaluation of CAFs" mantra. Yes, I think the second explanation is the right one. The monomorphism restriction doesn't have any effect on termination. Mark
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