Add the following code to your project's shard.yml under:
dependencies
to use in production
- OR -
development_dependencies
to use in development
Somewhat naive, thread-safe head|tail destructuring for Luca Ongaro's Immutable library.
It's a toy implementation that adds path copying to the 'left side' of the hybrid trie implemented by Luca. It fits my need for a proper 'uncons' mechanism but I would not recommend using it against really big data structures.
Speaking of functional programming, a quick re-read shows that it is unlikely that LLVM will be able to perform tail recursion optimization on the library itself.
If you are interested in persistent data structures, I would recommend researching balanced binary trees and reading any publication by Chris Okasaki.
Add this to your application's shard.yml
:
dependencies:
uncons:
github: fusion/uncons.cr
require "uncons"
You get, for Vector only: uncons
head
head?
tail
tail?