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The chunking behaviour is transparent unless you have a side-effect in your sequence function, which isn't sensible anyway. The chunked behaviour performs sign
by gps408 17y ago
The chunking behaviour is transparent unless you have a side-effect in your sequence function, which isn't sensible anyway. The chunked behaviour performs significantly better for the majority of cases which is why it's on by default, I believe.
Rich (creator of Clojure) addressed concerns similar to yours in this reddit discussion:
http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/afyav/clojure_11_rc1_out_cuts_some_overhead_of/c0headd http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/afyav/clojure_1...
He also discusses chunked sequences in a video here (near the bottom of the list, the sound is pretty bad):
http://tomfaulhaber.blip.tv/ http://tomfaulhaber.blip.tv/
- allertonm 17y ago>transparent unless you have a side-effect Only if you believe the side effect of using the CPU doesn't count.
- andrewcooke 17y agoyes, i understand the technical tradeoff. my point is that telling your users they aren't sensible quickly becomes tedious (and tends to annoy them).