Make IntMap split, splitLookup strict in the key #982
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Could you add a change log entry please? What were you doing that led you to notice this? |
Currently, the key is ignored for an empty map. All IntMap and IntSet functions taking a key are strict in the key. This allows the Int to be unboxed.
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All IntMap and IntSet functions taking a key are strict in the key. This allows the Int to be unboxed.
This is technically a breaking change. Currently
split undefined empty = (empty, empty), but with this changesplit undefined empty = undefined.