Thanks for the details Anand, I understand better now.
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Hi Tim, thanks for the feedback!
On Feb 21, 11:16 am, Timothy Pratley wrote:
> (1) auto-agents by SS in contrib has a more convenient syntax [maybe
> you can mimic it]
Agreed, it is nicer. At the moment 'def-cell' is already a stretch for
me, but maybe someday I'll get there. :)
> (2) I can a
Hi Anand,
Very interesting! Great to see so much cells activity, and yes for
long chains lazy cells are great.
My impressions:
(1) auto-agents by SS in contrib has a more convenient syntax [maybe
you can mimic it]
(2) I can add a watcher to one of your cells - it wont do anything
unless evaluate
Hi all,
My second attempt is lazy-cells.clj in this group's files. The cells
are actual agents rather than ugly maps, and all the information about
parents is hidden in watchers.
If you change a cell, the cells that depend on it all change their
values to {:needs-update true}. You can subsequent
Hi all,
I would really appreciate some comments and criticism on my cells
implementation, which I've uploaded to this group's files as
dataflow.clj . My goal was to fully exploit the available concurrency,
but not do any unnecessary cell evaluations.
My solution is lazy rather than push-based;
