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But it has nothing to with typing, as typing means tying to a location in program, you can have processes communicating part of the same program, but the type-e
by xfer 9y ago
But it has nothing to with typing, as typing means tying to a location in program, you can have processes communicating part of the same program, but the type-error will refer to a part of program and when the type-error is detected i.e. during execution of that part of program or some external part of program is what we are concerned here.
Example: You could think of an interpreter for a statically-typed language running various processes as the same program, but we still say the language is statically typed.
- shalabhc 9y ago> You could think of an interpreter for a statically-typed language running various processes as the same program, but we still say the language is statically typed. Is it statically typed for cross process messages though?