| The problem, I think, stems from the need for *efficient implementation*
| which has unfortunately totally destroyed the abstraction.
You're quite right of course. Actually there's a hierarchy of increasingly
constrained implementations
sets with element equality onl
Hello,
In my recent attempt to convert somebody from that (tm) language to
Haskell, I ran into a few problems when it came to the Set module
provided with ghc.
The problem, I think, stems from the need for *efficient implementation*
which has unfortunately totally destroyed the abstraction.
| The problem, I think, stems from the need for *efficient implementation*
| which has unfortunately totally destroyed the abstraction.
You're quite right of course. Actually there's a hierarchy of increasingly
constrained implementations
sets with element equality only
sets
