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(+some suggestions)
("return" is better called "pure" these days)
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* forkOS - forkOS does not create an OS-level thread. It creates a lightweight thread, the same as forkIO. The only difference is when you are doing FFI.
 
* forkOS - forkOS does not create an OS-level thread. It creates a lightweight thread, the same as forkIO. The only difference is when you are doing FFI.
* return - Does not return a value from a function, rather 'returns' a value into a monad. Don't know what a better name would be, though. 'monadificate'?
 
:'seal'? 'monadify'? 'monify'? 'coat'? --[[User:Gwern|Gwern]] 18:25, 5 April 2010 (UTC)
 

Revision as of 14:57, 6 February 2021

  • forkOS - forkOS does not create an OS-level thread. It creates a lightweight thread, the same as forkIO. The only difference is when you are doing FFI.