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Remove SN GADT in favour of inlinable functions#348
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In fact#323 isn't even needed for some of the speedups, it turns out. The simple |
turion commentedNov 27, 2024
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@AndrasKovacs suggested a great performance improvement that would allow more inlining. Instead of a recursive
SNtype that is erased at runtime, I can "functionalize" signal networks by encoding them directly in their semantic domain. Together with#323, this results in massive speedups.