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example of redirects in action:
vayu :: ~/projects/rep_lang ‹laziness-post-sto*› » cargo run --bin rle ./rep_lang_concrete_syntax/examples/stdlib.rl | grep CellRedirect | wc -l
Finished dev [unoptimized + debuginfo] target(s) in 0.01s
Running `target/debug/rle ./rep_lang_concrete_syntax/examples/stdlib.rl`
180
vayu :: ~/projects/rep_lang ‹laziness-post-sto*› » cargo run --bin rle ./rep_lang_concrete_syntax/examples/stdlib.rl | grep CellThunk | wc -l
Finished dev [unoptimized + debuginfo] target(s) in 0.02s
Running `target/debug/rle ./rep_lang_concrete_syntax/examples/stdlib.rl`
224
git push --set-upstream origin sto_cell_redirect
rle
currently prints a big debug blob showing all store elements. we filter them to see which are thunks and which are redirects.
180
are redirects and 224
are actual thunks, out a total of 404
. not all values are the same size, and we will still allocate points, so it doesn't represent quite the 0.45% savings suggested. but it might be somewhere close...
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