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The solution of queuing updates is natural and concise in E with its eventual sends: tank<-move(displacement) is essentially like setTimeout(0, funct
by abecedarius 13y ago
The solution of queuing updates is natural and concise in E with its eventual sends:
tank<-move(displacement)
is essentially like
setTimeout(0, function() { tank.move(displacement); });
except it also works if the tank lives in another process or machine. The distributed/concurrent case was what it was for, but it can be nice for sequential programming too.