{-# INLINE me_harder #-}

[Isaac Dupree]

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Duncan Coutts wrote:
> Also, uninlining is nigh on impossible.

I would say that's the critical problem with my notion...  Why is it so
difficult?  Is it because it's too easy for some minor
"optimization"/change to be made in the Core representation, that's not
actually very useful, before we would want to run the "un-inliner"?  Or
is it too hard to remember or match for equivalence with whatever we'd
want to try to turn it into?  Or because it might reduce performance a
little in some undesirable way? (some combination of those, I guess)

Isaac
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