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Fix a macro name in 8.06 #482

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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions 08_deployment-and-distribution/8-06_primitive-arrays.asciidoc
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Expand Up @@ -106,10 +106,10 @@ using +asum+, primarily because +map+ produces sequences of
an intermediate sequence, all arithmetic operations on boxed numbers
are significantly slower than on their primitive counterparts.

++hiphip++'s +amap+, +afill!+, +reduce+, and +asum+ macros (among others)
++hiphip++'s +amap+, +afill!+, +areduce+, and +asum+ macros (among others)
are available for +int+, +long+, +float+, and +double+ types. If you
wanted to use +reduce+ over an array of floats, for example, you would
use +hiphip.float/reduce+. These macros define the appropriate
use +hiphip.float/areduce+. These macros define the appropriate
type hints and optimizations per type.

Clojure also comes with
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