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title = "A Beginner's Guide To Analysing Haskell Application Performance" | ||
date = 2024-11-27 | ||
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authors = ["Hécate"] | ||
categories = ["Cabal"] | ||
tags = ["Performance", "Profiling"] | ||
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The Cabal manual now has a guide on how to analyse the performance of Haskell applications. | ||
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This guide was contributed very generously by Malte Neuss. It describes the various options you can set in your `cabal.project` file in order to get a time or space profile of your application. | ||
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As you read through it, you will be pointed to other resources like the [Profiling section of the GHC Users Guide][GHC] and the [Haskell Optimization Handbook][HsOpt]. | ||
It is the recommended entry point for newcomers into the world of Haskell performance analysis. | ||
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Read it at: <https://cabal.readthedocs.io/en/latest/how-to-analyze-haskell-code-performance.html> | ||
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[GHC]: https://downloads.haskell.org/ghc/latest/docs/users_guide/profiling.html | ||
[HsOpt]: https://haskell.foundation/hs-opt-handbook.github.io/ |