Hi,
I feel embarrased when I post newbie questions after one year
of decent Haskell programming. But it feels much better to ask than to
suffer in ignorance.
My newbie question is: Could anyone explain why the second version of the
following function is better.
Is there a tutorial kind of
I am about to rewrite my Z animation tool (JAZA) in a style that
makes more intensive use of state monads.
However, my experiments with a simplified lambda-calculus example
shows that (with GHC 5.00) the state monad is dramatically less
efficient than the simple identity monad:
4 TIMES