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… And now I think it might be also good to show the flavour of work-stealing version implementation of quicksort. Here it is: qsortDC' :: (Ord a, Copyable a) => -- | Threshold for the length of vector to switch to sequential sort. Int -> DivideConquer α Pair (LV.Vector a) qsortDC' thresh = DivideConquer { divide = \vs -> case LV.size vs of (Ur n, v) | n <= 1 -> v `lseq` Control.pure Done | n <= thresh -> Done Control.<$ LV.qsort 0 v | otherwise -> Control.do let i = n `quot` 2 (Ur pivot, v) <- LV.copyAtMut i v (lo, hi) <- LV.divide pivot v 0 n Control.pure $ Continue $ Pair lo hi } It is just a rewritten version of `qsort` in the post, but now defined in terms of `DivideConquer` datatype: data DivideConquer α t a = DivideConquer { divide :: forall β. (α >= β) => Mut β a %1 -> BO β (Result β t a) } data Result β t a = Done | Continue (t (Mut β a)) That is, it just encodes the divide-and-conquer nature within general API, using `BO`-monad inside each step. Actual computation can now be done by calling `divideAndConquer` combinator on it: qsortDC :: (RandomGen g, Ord a, Copyable a, α >= β) => -- | The # of workers. Int -> -- | Threshold for the length of vector to switch to sequential sort. Int -> g -> Mut α (LV.Vector a) %1 -> BO β (Mut α (LV.Vector a)) qsortDC nwork thresh = divideAndConquer nwork (qsortDC' thresh) divideAndConquer :: forall α β t a g. (RandomGen g, Data.Traversable t, Consumable (t ()), α >= β) => -- | The # of workers. Int -> DivideConquer α t a -> g -> Mut α a %1 -> BO β (Mut α a) Under the hood, `divideAndConquer` uses some unsafe constructs, such as concurrent queues, but it hides its implementational detail behind the `BO`-based API, and user can describe their divide-and-conquer algorithm purely with `BO`. Although the scheduler logic of `divideAndConquer` still has lot of room of improvements, but it seems quite promising example of applicability of Pure Borrow

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