Lightning Talks
summary
Four quick updates: a small parser/pretty-printer library surfaces as a candidate library on Hackage awaiting a better name; Bluespec gains “associated type functions” upstreamed to the compiler to emulate Rust style associated types and it’s used successfully in production hardware code; a new profiler called Haskell Inspector attaches via LD_PRELOAD, exposes threadscope views, live flame graphs and heap downloads in a browser UI; and a Clash Crypto design shows type-family pain — builds once needed ~32 GB now ~15.5 GB and ~90 seconds to typecheck a hot module.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Lightning Talks intro
- 1:55Haskell library update
- 3:46BlueSpec hardware language
- 10:07Haskell development tools
- 18:09Heap profiles with JSCD bug
- 25:42Haskell to hardware compiler
- 31:16Type family performance in Clash
- 35:06UK Haskell meetup
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