[mercury-users] maybe(T)
Michael Day
mikeday at yeslogic.com
Mon Oct 21 08:38:59 AEST 2002
> Yes. Well, close enough anyway. We use a pointer to T to represent
> yes(T) and we use a pointer with value "1" to represent no.
Actually I made a mistake, the maybe(T) type has "no" as its *first*
functor, not the second. Does this affect its representation?
Michael
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