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A note from "dataflow and reactive programming" book:
First, let’s look at the easy situation using compound nodes in static
dataflow systems. Since static dataflow programs are not allowed
to change at run-time, we can view compound nodes as simply a
design-time convenience to make building and understanding the
program easy for the developer. At compile-time, compound nodes
are recursively expanded to primitive nodes and that is what the
dataflow engine executes.
This discussion was converted from issue #293 on December 10, 2023 10:45.
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A note from "dataflow and reactive programming" book:
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