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I'm trying to convert Haskell's Data.Vector.Unboxed.Vector Word32 to JavaScript's Uint32Array. I'm sure there is probably some short, one-line, perhaps even O(1) way to do it. The problem is finding it. Browsing through GHCJS's source code, I find a ton of different possibly related types:
And that's not even 10% of the thing. I have an impression it is very well organized, and most of those types are probably necessary and I see a very clear relationship between them, JS arrays, and JS TypedArrays. Yet, the whole is still huge and it is not clear enough what each thing is for. Some kind of mind-map (even if in a written form), connecting all those pieces together, would come very hand for me and anyone else trying to understand GHCJS's source code. Is anyone willing to do the dirty job?
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I'm trying to convert Haskell's
Data.Vector.Unboxed.Vector Word32
to JavaScript'sUint32Array
. I'm sure there is probably some short, one-line, perhaps even O(1) way to do it. The problem is finding it. Browsing through GHCJS's source code, I find a ton of different possibly related types:And that's not even 10% of the thing. I have an impression it is very well organized, and most of those types are probably necessary and I see a very clear relationship between them, JS arrays, and JS TypedArrays. Yet, the whole is still huge and it is not clear enough what each thing is for. Some kind of mind-map (even if in a written form), connecting all those pieces together, would come very hand for me and anyone else trying to understand GHCJS's source code. Is anyone willing to do the dirty job?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: