Frank Brickle wrote:
> Thought that might be it.
>
> If you get a chance, look at the 'Behavior' documentation. Part of OTP
> (as beyond just the Erlang language) is a fairly complete set of server,
> state machine, task supervisor, and application frameworks for which you
> need to supply only callbacks.
>
> The pattern-matching function argument syntax might look unusual, but I
> think it may go a long way towards limiting "abstraction bloat."
>
The pattern matching binding (assignment) and function argument is the
heart, meat, and soul of Erlang. As soon as you have fully grokked
[H | T] =
and
f(A,B,C,D) ->
blah, blah;
f([]) ->
different blah, blah.
for example, almost all the rest is syntax with a bunch of added
library functions which make the stated goals of the project seem almost
like child's play! I really hope after we stress this it holds up to
the buffeting we must give it in tests.
Bob
N4HY
> 73
> Frank
> AB2KT
>
> On Fri, 2006-09-01 at 14:05 -0700, Paul Shaffer wrote:
>
>> DNS Client service not running. I tracked this down as soon as
>> I realized that node with names of the form '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' were
>> seeing each other. Erlang is very interesting. If I had time
>> I would play with the windows service version they include in
>> the distribution. My recent work has involved programming
>> a service in .net that handles thousands of simultaneous
>> network proxy threads, so Erlang's design philosophy seems
>> very practical in comparison.
>>
>>
>>> What's the issue?
>>>
>>> 73
>>> Frank
>>> AB2KT
>>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
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>>
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