How does FuncSug differ from other languages? #29

cl4cnam · 2024-04-15T16:23:52Z

cl4cnam
Apr 15, 2024
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It has another execution model. You can find a very simplified version of this model here. This very simplified model does not contain the following items (Note that this model does not need a "task" concept).
It uses multi-values (see explanation). Thanks to that, the par instruction is associative. For example, par(2, par(3,4)) is the same as par(par(2,3), 4).
Variables and events are fused. So, you can just wait for a variable (in fact, a change of the variable) just as for an event.
It's intended to include a lot of JavaScript code (in fact, all that is static treatment or pure function should be included, in a program, as JavaScript snippets). So, FuncSug does not need to be perfect…

cl4cnam · 2024-04-15T16:25:03Z

It has another execution model. You can find a very simplified version of this model here. This very simplified model does not contain the following items (Note that this model does not need a "task" concept).
It uses multi-values (see explanation). Thanks to that, the par instruction is associative. For example, par(2, par(3,4)) is the same as par(par(2,3), 4).
Variables and events are fused. So, you can just wait for a variable (in fact, a change of the variable) just as for an event.
It's intended to include a lot of JavaScript code (in fact, all that is static treatment or pure function should be included, in a program, as JavaScript snippets). So, FuncSug does not need to be perfect, it can focus on its new features.

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