Well actually, unless you _really_ need paramterizable indexes (i.e. not
only Ints) I don't see reasons to prefer array to vector now.
2012/5/4 Johan Tibell
> Hi Morten,
>
> If speed is really important I would go with the vector package. It
> has a more modern API and better performance.
>
> --
Hi Morten,
If speed is really important I would go with the vector package. It
has a more modern API and better performance.
-- Johan
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I'm a bit confused on what the standard is when it comes to arrays and
performance in Haskell.
Say I have a function that takes an n dimensional array. The array only
contains some primitive type.
The function mutates the array in an deterministic but chaotic pattern.
The new value of an eleme
