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A library for incremental computations. Based on janestreet/incremental (https://github.com/janestreet/incremental) for OCaml.
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Incremental.NET
A library for incremental computations.
Based on janestreet/incremental for OCaml. Also inspired by Gjallarhorn.
Usage -- see tests
use Incr = new Incremental()
let Var = Incr.Var
let myOrders = Var.Create([100; 150; 200])
use maxOrder = Incremental.map Incr myOrders List.max
use minOrder = Incremental.map Incr myOrders List.min
use orderRange = Incremental.map2 Incr maxOrder minOrder (-)
let log = ResizeArray<string>()
use maxChanged = maxOrder.Subscribe (fun maxOrder -> log.Add(sprintf "Max changed to %d" maxOrder))
let worldVersion = Incr.Stabilize()
Assert.AreEqual([100; 150; 200], myOrders.Value)
Assert.AreEqual(200, maxOrder.Value)
Assert.AreEqual(100, minOrder.Value)
Assert.AreEqual(100, orderRange.Value)
myOrders.SetValue([300;400;500])
Incr.Stabilize() |> ignore
Assert.AreEqual(500, maxOrder.Value)
Assert.AreEqual("Max changed to 500", Seq.last(log))
Differences from Gjallarhorn:
- Thread safety (easy for user to make sure they get a consistent view)
- Control when computations happen (user must call .Stabilize())
- Fewer features, less code
Roadmap
- More tests
- Nuget release
- Incremental.Bind support
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