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Technically, one might argue that i doesn't store a vtable, but only a reference to a type, which stores a vtable determined at runtime. I'd say the difference
by rocqua 9y ago
Technically, one might argue that i doesn't store a vtable, but only a reference to a type, which stores a vtable determined at runtime.
I'd say the difference is minor to non-existent.
- bad_user 9y ago"i" does not store a reference to a type. Values in Haskell aren't tagged with their type like in OOP. There is no "isInstanceOf" check in Haskell.