Thanks. I wasn't expecting anything to be released soon.
Based on replies here and elsewhere, so far it seems there is:
1) The "fastload" branch of Clojure
https://github.com/clojure/clojure/tree/fastload (status unknown)
2) Oxcart https://github.com/oxlang/oxcart (looks abandoned?)
3) Androi
Hi,
I am pleased to announce the immediate availability of version 0.0.2
of ctries.clj, a Clojure implementation of the Ctrie data structure
introduced by Prokopec, Bronson, Bagwell and Odersky.
This release includes some new tests, both single and multithreaded,
exercising a number of features,
I have a new project that begs the use of a rules-based engine. I'm
wondering if *clara *is an appropriate tool to use for this project.
Part of some rules will involve querying remote webservices for facts. For
example:
Rule 1 is true if
1. http://www.abc.com/webservice responds with act
Oh! Yes, I think that's it. I didn't realize the uberjar would include
source, which clojure would attempt to re-compile. I'm not sure why that
would be useful in an uberjar.
I tried the lein :omit-source flag, which does indeed omit the source for
my project, but still includes the source for
Understood. I was using a configuration example as a kind of shorthand for
a larger set of problems - most of which are multithreaded and will be
dealing with occasionally changing results. As usual, its a tricky area,
but not as difficult as achieving the same result in some other
environments
Although if you do not expect the config to change, you do not need to wrap
the delay in an atom. The atom in Steven Yi's solution is only there to
allow the combination of (delay) executing the operation strictly once but
also (atom) allow for changing the underlying value (i.e. clear the cache).
Thanks to everyone for the responses. I was completely unaware of
core.memoize although I think there is a very convincing case for delay; I
certainly accept the thread safety problem with the existing code. Action
this day on that one!
I'm inclined to go down the @@ syntactic route, simply in
