Unboxed Vectors of newtype'd values
Roman Leshchinskiy
rl at cse.unsw.edu.au
Wed Jun 6 12:44:51 CEST 2012
Andres Löh wrote:
>
> Yes, because these are superclasses of Unbox. So can't you simply say
> this:
>
>> newtype Foo = Foo Int
>> deriving (Eq, Show, Unbox, M.MVector MVector, G.Vector Vector)
I don't think this should work. This is the basic set up:
class G.Vector v a where
basicLength :: v a -> Int
...
data family Vector a
newtype instance Vector Int = V_Int ...
instance G.Vector Vector Int where
basicLength (V_Int ...) = ...
...
I don't understand what GeneralizedNewtypeDeriving does with
deriving(G.Vector Vector) in this situation but it can't possibly do
anything sensible without a data instance Vector Foo. The fact that it
doesn't fail is just a bug, IMO.
Roman
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