Make two
strict in its key arguments
#233
Merged
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two
wasn't strict in its key arguments. We thought this was okay,because its key arguments are always in WHNF and it's marked
INLINE
. Buttwo
is defined as a recursivego
function(I haven't looked into why), which can't be inlined. I believe
that's the reason GHC doesn't realize that the keys are in WHNF.
Anyway, the end result was that
two
would defer the creation ofthe
Leaf
values stored in the array, producing very silly thunks.Fixes #232