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On your last sentence: well, dataflow variables plus backtracing are crucial things in Prolog; Mozart/Oz has dataflow vars right away and backtracing can be cal
by kunley 15y ago
On your last sentence: well, dataflow variables plus backtracing are crucial things in Prolog; Mozart/Oz has dataflow vars right away and backtracing can be called on demand.
How exactly would you do this in Closure? I'm a big fan of this platform, but can't see how to easily apply above-mentioned techniques. Dataflow library in clojure-contrib seems to have very narrow scope AFAIR.
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- swannodette 15y agoClojure already has numerous concurrency constructs. core.logic doesn't in anyway attempt to add anything there as Mozart/Oz does via dataflow variables.