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| From: | Erik de Castro Lopo <ocaml-erikd@m...> |
| Subject: | Arrays and boxed/unboxed data |
Hi all,
I'm about to start some work on an algorithm which will need a
quite large 2-D array of Ocaml ints.
I assume that Arrays of ints will be unboxed. Is that correct?
What about other types? For instance:
type my_enum = A | B | C
If I made an array of my_enum would that be unboxed?
Is there any general rule that will tell me what is boxed and
what is unboxed? If I define an Array of some data type is
there a way of figuring this out?
TIA,
Erik
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