Stm-chans
Stm-chans
http://hackage.haskell.org/package/stm-chans
additional types of channels for STM; documentation
Additional types of STM channels: * TBChan: a version of TChan where the queue is bounded in length * TBMChan: a version of TChan where the queue is bounded in length and closeable. * TBMQueue: a version of TQueue where the queue is bounded in length and closeable. * TMChan: a version of TChan where the queue is closeable. This is similar to a TChan (Maybe a) with a monotonicity guarantee that once there's a Nothing there will always be Nothing. * TMQueue: a version of TQueue where the queue is closeable. This is similar to a TQueue (Maybe a) with a monotonicity guarantee that once there's a Nothing there will always be Nothing.
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