Experiment to use shallow effects in picos_mux.fifo
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It seems that using shallow effect handlers makes things slower, as shown by the "Picos Current" benchmark, which currently uses an effect, without reducing memory usage, as shown by the "Memory usage" benchmark.
The extra costs might be due to redoing the
effc
wrapping and updating the handler (i.e. the callupdate_handler
) for every*continue*
bycontinue_gen
in the Stdlib: