4 ms·
On paper. Parallel programming in Haskell is hard. GHC's style of by-demand lazy evaluation and the ubiquitous use of monads impose a lot of sequential executi
by yvdriess 7y ago
On paper.
Parallel programming in Haskell is hard. GHC's style of by-demand lazy evaluation and the ubiquitous use of monads impose a lot of sequential execution.
There has been good research around parallel FP programming languages, but that was mostly around the 90s (Sisal, pH)