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Thank you, that's helpful. Is a Mealy state machine implied in your description?
by heymijo 6y ago
Thank you, that's helpful.
Is a Mealy state machine implied in your description?
- auggierose 6y agohaven't heard that term in ages :-) pretty much not since my first computer science lecture given by Wilfried Brauer :-D
- pjc50 6y agoI too have to look the Moore/Mealy distinction up every time, but yes. The real trick is finding all the state machines you've built in your program without noticing. Or are contained in dependencies. Parsers, TCP, SSL. Authentication is a state machine that usually has two states but may have more; places like Amazon have "we know who you are but you've not entered your password this session", for example. Anything involving message delivery. Anything transactional.