Fusioning could possibly fuse as well with standard emacs functions like '+ or '- which are pure. The advantage would be, that composed functions will easily fuse to a higher degree and improve performance.
Obviously replacing or advising these functions isn't possible (performance, error prown, ...) but they could be substituted within a haskell function.
Fusioning could possibly fuse as well with standard emacs functions like '+ or '- which are pure. The advantage would be, that composed functions will easily fuse to a higher degree and improve performance.
Obviously replacing or advising these functions isn't possible (performance, error prown, ...) but they could be substituted within a haskell function.