Use MLList from Batteries #98

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aniva · 2024-09-08T13:39:37-07:00

aniva commented

2024-09-08 13:39:37 -07:00

In the backend, we could use the MLList (Monadic Lazy List) type from Batteries to save some performance.

The drawback is we need to add one more dependency with all the problem it entails.

In the backend, we could use the `MLList` (Monadic Lazy List) type from `Batteries` to save some performance. The drawback is we need to add one more dependency with all the problem it entails.

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aniva commented

2024-09-09 23:57:59 -07:00

Found a workaround in the frontend: If we can rely on map or foldl like structure we don't really need MLList.

Found a workaround in the frontend: If we can rely on `map` or `foldl` like structure we don't really need `MLList`.

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Reference: aniva/Pantograph#98

Use MLList from Batteries #98

Use `MLList` from `Batteries` #98