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No, typical Haskell programmers avoid talking about performance issues, because those highlight how awkward it is to write high- performance code.
by judk 12y ago
No, typical Haskell programmers avoid talking about performance issues, because those highlight how awkward it is to write high- performance code.
- ibotty 12y agothat's just nonsense. there are many people very concerned about performance. i guess you are right that some do not care about constant factors, but i am very sure most do care about algorithmic complexity. and thinking about it, that's the approach you should use for anything where every last bit of performance is not utterly needed.
- codygman 12y agoI'm a Haskell programmer and I care about performance. So do many others, which is why you continue to see things like Conduit and more recently Haxl.