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The Haskell Unlines Skip to content The Haskell Unlines Home About Generics for small, fixed-size vectors November 15, 2010 Recently, I decided to clean up and release a small library which I hacked together several months ago and then all but forgot about. I find it quite amusing; perhaps you will, too. The library implements a framework for computing with small, fixed-size vectors such as complex numbers or coordinates. My goal was to be as generic and efficient as possible. In particular, it should be easy to generically define common functions such as dot product or magnitude for vectors of arbitrary arity and to add new vector types and operations. Equally importantly, there shouldn’t be any run-time overhead – all operations should be as fast as if they were written by hand. Read more… 4 Comments from → Haskell Sparking imperatives April 21, 2010 Here is a fun hack I came up with while working on vector and repa . One way to express parallelism in ...
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