at if we introduce a separate "compilation" stage (using separate set of
environments - e.g. dev_compile/prod_compile) and start a clean VM for the
real runtime after Mix compiled the applications?
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or better than any other. I'm
just trying to suggest to look at the problem from scratch and try to apply
some other solution -- maybe it will be reasonable without waiting for the
standard library to be extended.
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I am not in favour of the proposal but can see some merit in handlers not
modifying the state. For that case we might still use handle_call but allow the
handlers to return the result without the state part like {:reply, reply}
On 31 January 2018 01:48:54 GMT+11:00, "José Valim"
Some compilers display a little more when --verbose is used.
On 16 July 2017 06:53:53 GMT+10:00, "José Valim"
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>That always helps, so +1. The only question is if we should introduce a
>new
>flag or rather rely on MIX_DEBUG=1.
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If I dump a map to logs I don't care about its order, I only want it to be as
fast as possible. Logging already introduces a serious performance hit, and
sorting would make logging even more expensive performance wise.
As was mentioned previously if a map is small it's already sorted. So it
It won't help if a function name is misspelled.
On 24 September 2016 06:38:03 GMT+10:00, "José Valim"
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>> 2. The default implementation of handle_info/1 will exit on any
>incoming
>> message, in the same way handle_cast/2 and handle_call/3 already
I personally find the reversed order of imports such as in python or typescript
very unnatural. Consider tools that could suggest what is available to import.
You first write the module for them to work, don't you? At least I do write
'import {} from module' in typescript and only then choose
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