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Re: Flow based programming

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Subject: Re: Flow based programming
From: Ian East <ian.east@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 12 Sep 2005 22:38:31 +0100
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Tom plus occam folk

After only a slightly longer look...

It's nothing at all like DFP but does look a great deal like occam.Some of the diagrams look very much like those Peter uses in hisexpositions on how to use occam, plugging together components withvery clear and simple function.


One wonders if there is some connection.

Can't find much evidence of a formal basis or framework though.

Apologies for my haste

Ian





Dr. Ian Robert East
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