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- The old floater would float even
x -> e
into:
let f x = e
f
which is quite unnecessary.
- It is also unnecessary to float a lambda immediately in the body of a
let rec, because the entry point for a compiled let rec can take
variables.
- The old floating behavior was essentially ensuring that lambda
expressions could not be decompiled (currently), because they are
turned into references to internal bindings of a top level combinator.
- Note that the transcript change is because we are serializing a
different value, not because serialization has changed.
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| errors | ||
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| new-runtime-transcripts | ||
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| parser-tests | ||
| tests | ||
| transcripts | ||
| base58.u | ||
| Base.u | ||
| basics.u | ||
| Cofree.u | ||
| EasyTest.u | ||
| example-errors.u | ||
| remote-api.u | ||
| remote.u | ||
| sheepshead.u | ||
| Trie.u | ||
| WeightedSearch.u | ||