Re: Type-checking performance

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Patrick Barnes wrote:
> What are your thoughts on optimising types that do nothing but return
> 1, basically alias them to the parent type?
> While from a technical standpoint it does nothing, from a semantic
> point of view it can be very helpful, as we can see what is expected
> in a parameter without a performance hit.

I don't have any special optimization for this, and
I don't see much demand for it, since you can always say 
"without type_check".

Any optimization takes time and has the risk of introducing a bug.
I need to concentrate my efforts on areas where I can make 
a big difference, with little risk, and it will help a lot
of programs.

Regards,
   Rob Craig
   Rapid Deployment Software
   http://www.RapidEuphoria.com

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