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I have a data type with around 80 data constructors and derived instances for Eq,Ord,Bounded, and Enum. With ghc-7.10 and singletons-2.1, this compiled in somewhere near 15 seconds. With GHC8 and singletons-2.2, it takes closer to 100 seconds. I'm not sure if this is more likely to be a singletons issue or a more general issue with GHC compile times, but I figured I would bring it up anyway. I've created a gist with a minimal example: https://gist.github.com/andrewthad/b3cb6aca69000ac342d4eee24c4e6eb1
Also, I'm a little surprised that it's able to compile without TypeInType being enabled explicitly, but I guess none of the generated code needs it.
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I just tested GHC 8 with singletons-2.1, and it's slow. So I'm with @jstolarek on this one. Will keep ticket open, though, so that when GHC fixes its end, we can test.
I have a data type with around 80 data constructors and derived instances for Eq,Ord,Bounded, and Enum. With ghc-7.10 and singletons-2.1, this compiled in somewhere near 15 seconds. With GHC8 and singletons-2.2, it takes closer to 100 seconds. I'm not sure if this is more likely to be a singletons issue or a more general issue with GHC compile times, but I figured I would bring it up anyway. I've created a gist with a minimal example: https://gist.github.com/andrewthad/b3cb6aca69000ac342d4eee24c4e6eb1
Also, I'm a little surprised that it's able to compile without
TypeInType
being enabled explicitly, but I guess none of the generated code needs it.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: