Mike Ledger

My grumble is that tuple mangling code is just very cumbersome, as well as feeling unnecessary. For my application, I actually am making custom types for pretty much every query...

I think as per #16, `Generic` instances for `CxRow` - ie: `:*:`, `:.:`, `M1` and `K1` - is a good compromise. Users can't shoot themselves in the foot so long...

I might be missing the point here. But... One seriously **great** thing about both Stackage and Hackage is the documentation both provide. Packages basically all get documentation in the same...

Yeah OK, makes sense. Rephrasing to sanity check myself: If *all* pointers must be aligned by an `alignment`, then you must also have the property that `ptr+n*sizeOf ptr === alignPtr...

Would be nice if this was added back. As noble a pursuit it is to have as high performance as possible, it's a shell + scripting language. Surely having great...

It might be nice to just have a special `enumFromThenTo` for `IntSet`. `fromDistinctAscList [a, b .. c]` can then use a rewrite rule to use that.

Ah, that's a shame. But yeah `enumFromTo` and `enumFromThenTo` would still be nice and probably much simpler (i.e. more performant) due to knowing upfront the whole range.