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Even in "non-deterministic" style prolog, the execution order is still fixed, and dependencies are traversed in the order you wrote them. There will be no surpr

by lars512 13y ago

Even in "non-deterministic" style prolog, the execution order is still fixed, and dependencies are traversed in the order you wrote them. There will be no surprises. The missing full-stop is no different to a missing semi-colon, comma, or backslash, issues we still have in many modern languages.

calpaterson 13y ago
> The missing full-stop is no different to a missing semi-colon Yeah, it's an annoyance. The difference is that the feedback loop on operations codebases is longer, so they're more annoying.