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Matthias Görgens wrote:
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<pre wrap="">A shining example are Dan Piponis blog posts. Not his fault, mind. All I see
is that there is something powerful. I also notice that the big brains
construct monads in many different ways and thus giving them entirely
different capabilities. An example of this is some techniques turn CBV to
CBN or CBL while other techniques null this.
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What are CBV, CBN and CBL?
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CBV = Call By Value, essentially strict evaluation<br>
CBN = Call By Name, essentially lazy evaluation<br>
CBL = I don't know.<br>
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-- Mike<br>
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