On Oct 30, 2007, at 2:53 AM, Wolfgang Laun wrote:
I feel (and I freely admit that this is just a gut feeling) that the
single-slot solutions are, in general, to be preferred to the
multislot
solution. Does anyone have data to confirm or contradict this?
I think this is a fair assumption. The semantics of Jess multislots
and how they are matched is inherited from the CLIPS language, and
it's not possible to implement them in a very efficient way.
Certainly the special (but common) case you've shown here is better
implemented using your technique.
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