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Not as a monolithic object. You might be able to do it with an almost microkernel approach (whatever you're implementing) with multiple small, well-defined obj
by retrac 5y ago
Not as a monolithic object. You might be able to do it with an almost microkernel approach (whatever you're implementing) with multiple small, well-defined objects with a well-defined protocol between them. That can be very useful. But I doubt you could formally verify their collective behaviour. The space and time complexity of the algorithms is explosive as the number of interacting objects increases.
- maweki 5y agoNote that the specification (what you prove correctness of the implementation against) already grows with the number of interactions.