At 09:49 -0600 1998/11/24, Jan Skibinski wrote:
>> Since modern CPU's are developed as to make more commonly used assembler
>> instructions faster, the only way to find out the speed of the components
>> of a program is to use a profiler.
>>
>       Looks like you missed my last question:
>       "Is there any profiling tool available for the interpreter?"
>       I meant: "for Hugs" but if HBI has some I would gladly
>       use it.

This is what I meant, too: A profiler for Hugs that allows one to check the
time of the Haskell program components it interprets. What did you think I
meant?

  Hans Aberg
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