[Ur] Blogpost

[Simon Van Casteren]

That's interesting! I'm gonna give that a try and see what happens.

Simon

On Mon, 27 Apr 2020, 14:36 Vladimir Shabanov, <dev at vshabanov.com> wrote:

> In case anyone is interested, I wrote a blog post some time ago about my
> experiences with Ur/Web.
>
> http://frigoeu.github.io/urweb1.html
>
>
> Great post. I agree that build times for large projects is perhaps the
> most annoying thing in Ur/Web.
>
> They caused mostly by excessive inlining. To cut them down I'm generating
> neverInline pragmas for almost all or my functions. Since JavaScript
> supports functions as values it works very well for frontend (and reduces
> app.js file size as well). Backend requires polymorphic functions to be
> inlined but most of them live in standard library so I just don't
> generate neverInline pragmas for them.
>
> Here's pragma generation from my Makefile
>
> neverInline.urp: *.ur
>     @perl -n -e 'use File::Basename; $$ARGV =~ s/.ur//; s/\(\*.*\*\)//;
> /.*( val|^val| fun|^fun) +([^ ()]+)/ && print "neverInline $$2\nneverInline
> ",ucfirst(basename($$ARGV)),"/$$2\n"' $^ | grep -vE "
> (not|inlined|functions)$$" | sort | uniq | grep -ve "^$$" > $@
>
> And of course I'm using Ur/Web daemon (and thinking to try your LSP server
> as well).
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