On 12/02/2010, at 12:54, Dan Doel wrote:
> I also notice that vector seems to have discarded the idea of
>
> Vec (A * B) = Vec A * Vec B
Oh no, it hasn't. In contrast to uvector/DPH, which use a custom strict tuple
type for rather outdated reasons, vector uses normal tuples. For instance,
Data.Vector.Unboxed.Vector (a,b,c) is internally represented as a triple of
unboxed vectors of a, b and c. In general, vector supports 4 kinds of arrays at
the moment:
Data.Vector.Primitive wrappers around ByteArray#, can store primitive types
Data.Vector.Unboxed uses type families, can store everything
D.V.Primitive can
plus tuples and can be extended for user-defined types
Data.Vector.Storable wrappers around ForeignPtr, can store Storable things
Data.Vector boxed arrays
Roman
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