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@MonoidMusician I've adjusted the heuristics so that the large generics example will inline without needing an annotation on the generics data types. I would love to hear if you have any thoughts or improvements to these. |
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This is a very basic implementation of #72 which might help with things such as large generics inlining. Adding a directive such as:
Will make the optimizer extremely eager to distribute a continuation over bindings that evaluate to a known constructor of type
Sum. Note that the directive is on the data type, not individual constructors.cc @MonoidMusician Any thoughts on this approach?