add INLINEABLE to maybe, either, bool

[Bardur Arantsson]

On 2013-09-26 17:45, Simon Marlow wrote:
> I read this discussion and thought that one small thing we could do is
> to clarify the documentation for INLINE a bit.  Here's what I came up
> with; comments welcome.  I'll commit this if there are no objections.
> 
>         <para>
>           GHC (with <option>-O</option>, as always) tries to inline
>           (or &ldquo;unfold&rdquo;) functions/values that are
>           &ldquo;small enough,&rdquo; thus avoiding the call overhead
>           and possibly exposing other more-wonderful optimisations.
>           GHC has a set of heuristics, tuned over a long period of
>           time using many benchmarks, that decide when it is
>           beneficial to inline a function at its call site.  The
>           heuristics are designed to inline functions when it appears
>           to be beneficial to do so, but without incurring excessive
>           code bloat.  If a function looks too big, it won't be
>           inlined, and functions larger than a certain size will not
>           even have their definition exported in the interface file.
>           Some of the thresholds that govern these heuristic decisions
>           can be changed using flags, see <xref linkend="options-f"
>           />.
>         </para>
> 
>         <para>
>           Normally GHC will do a reasonable job of deciding by itself
>           when it is a good idea to inline a function.  However,
>           sometimes you might want to override the default behaviour.
>           For exmaple, if you have a key function that is important to
                ^^^^^^^

Typo.