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Codes and lists of codes are both common Prolog data structures. Create internal representations which optimize for this use case. These representations will occupy less memory (the bottleneck in most benchmarks).
Make a Code type which implements the Number interface. It should just be a rune under the hood. The current implementation for integers requires a pointer to a struct which wraps a bool and a slice. A Code type would also be helpful for representing small integers, which are very common in real world code.
Make a CodeList which implements the Callable interface. It should just be a []rune under the hood. Unification with other list terms returns a slice where possible. The current implementation for code lists requires a linked list of terms which adds substantial memory overhead.
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Performing arithmetic operations on Code values should upgrade them to standard integers. Codes are almost never used for math. Although perhaps upgrading and repeating on overflow might be better.
Codes and lists of codes are both common Prolog data structures. Create internal representations which optimize for this use case. These representations will occupy less memory (the bottleneck in most benchmarks).
Make a
Code
type which implements theNumber
interface. It should just be arune
under the hood. The current implementation for integers requires a pointer to astruct
which wraps abool
and a slice. ACode
type would also be helpful for representing small integers, which are very common in real world code.Make a
CodeList
which implements theCallable
interface. It should just be a[]rune
under the hood. Unification with other list terms returns a slice where possible. The current implementation for code lists requires a linked list of terms which adds substantial memory overhead.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: