Exploring Haskell's concatMap performance

I put some code and results up on BartForge yesterday. I've been exploring the performance of Haskell's concatMap function as part of learning how to write performant Haskell code. I saw some interesting things in the process: read the writeup for details. Friend of Bart

By Bart at 2008-06-01 07:47
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