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Currently, derived instances which are recursive are inefficient, because the recursive call is done via the generic Eq.eq instead of calling the function being defined directly. Thus a recursive call is compiled to a case on the instance of Eq to fetch the function to be called. This instance should be inlined and the case eliminated. It currently isn't unless the pragma inline: case is present. This situation should be detected automatically.
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Currently, derived instances which are recursive are inefficient, because the recursive call is done via the generic
Eq.eq
instead of calling the function being defined directly. Thus a recursive call is compiled to a case on the instance ofEq
to fetch the function to be called. This instance should be inlined and the case eliminated. It currently isn't unless the pragmainline: case
is present. This situation should be detected automatically.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: