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Following Data.Array.ST's example, mutations could live in the ST monad. Then creation and reading would not require Eff. This would be a very big change to the library's philosophy.
Thoughts?
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I think this is a good idea, definitely worth exploring. I think it might make sense to provide a new API inside this library, perhaps under the Node.Buffer.ST namespace, alongside the current API (hopefully we could do this in a non-breaking way). I think both approaches are useful in different scenarios, so I don't wouldn't want to replace the current API.
Following
Data.Array.ST
's example, mutations could live in the ST monad. Then creation and reading would not requireEff
. This would be a very big change to the library's philosophy.Thoughts?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: