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push doesn't have to be non-side-effecting. You are allowed to modify shared state, as long as it is a TVar (shared memory that supports transactions).
by svedin 13y ago
push doesn't have to be non-side-effecting.
You are allowed to modify shared state, as long as it is a TVar (shared memory that supports transactions).
- krig 13y agoRight, of course. Thank you. :)