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* [http://arxiv.org/abs/1004.4796 Compiling Signal Processing Code embedded in Haskell via LLVM]: Describes the use of causal arrows for generating LLVM code for signal processing. A fusion framework is not required, since every arrow is implemented in a canonical form. | |||
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- Compiling Signal Processing Code embedded in Haskell via LLVM: Describes the use of causal arrows for generating LLVM code for signal processing. A fusion framework is not required, since every arrow is implemented in a canonical form.