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There is: https://archetype-lang.org/ https://archetype-lang.org/ with an explicit https://docs.archetype-lang.org/archetype-language/state-machine https://docs
by Paradigma11 5y ago
There is: https://archetype-lang.org/ https://archetype-lang.org/ with an explicit https://docs.archetype-lang.org/archetype-language/state-machine https://docs.archetype-lang.org/archetype-language/state-mac... feature.
- jl2718 5y agoWhy is this only on tezos? Is there some technical reason why tezos can use it but others can’t. I know tezos was basically born from theDao fallout, but, seems like maybe eth should think about standardization and verification too.
- Paradigma11 5y agoI dont know how hard it would be to port it to other platforms. Different Virtual machine. Tezos uses a human readable stack based language as a low level represenation that is suited for formal proofs: https://tezos.gitlab.io/008/michelson.html https://tezos.gitlab.io/008/michelson.html If archetype depends on that then its going to be hard to port but i dont think it does. Another interesting project in development is https://juvix.org/ https://juvix.org/ which targets more backends beside michelson like llvm and wasm. Might run on eth2/Ewasm. There are also blockchain specific features like: https://medium.com/tqtezos/tickets-on-tezos-part-1-a7cad8cc71cd https://medium.com/tqtezos/tickets-on-tezos-part-1-a7cad8cc7...