Jakob Schneider
Jakob Schneider
It seems the changes to `Path` broke everything. Maybe you want to take another look :/
Updating tests, then we are ready (forgot to update from `(t, t, Int32, Int32)` to `(t, Int32, Int32, t)`).
After looking around I think we already have Single source shortest distances in `Graph`: ```scala /// /// Returns the shortest distance from `src` to every other node in the ///...
This one is from benchmarks https://github.com/effect-handlers/effect-handlers-bench/blob/main/benchmarks/effekt/iterator/main.effekt
But I think it also serves as a nice example
Should these `RandomInt32` functions be higher-order functions like `Eff.Random.RandomCoin.ioHandler`? E.g., a user wants randomness in the function `f` so they raise the effect in `f` and pass it to `RandomInt32.random`...
> This is a nice example, but perhaps its too ambitious as the _first example_. We barely know if the feature works :) :) True, but I'm nearly done with...
Not sure this is possible due to https://effekt-lang.org/docs/concepts/effect-safety#higher-order-functions-and-relative-purity > Here, the block passed to each does use another effect, namely the Console effect. That is, only from the point of...
Not that it's a port of another example, but I could try to come up with a small example that emulates the supervisors from Erlang / Elixir if that is...
Yes, is that not possible?