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by syncurrent 6mo ago
This timing additions to a language is also at the core of imperative synchronous programming languages like Este rel, Céu or Blech.
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by syncurrent 8mo ago
A way to implement coroutines in C is via protothreads. I admit that they are a bit hacky - but you can get quite far with them. I used them to implement an Esterel/Blech like environment: https://github.com/frameworkla
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by syncurrent 1y ago
In `proto_activities` this blinking would look like this: pa_activity (Blinker, pa_ctx_tm(), uint32_t onMs, uint32_t offMs) { pa_repeat { turn_on_LED(); pa_delay_ms (onMs); turn_off_LED(); pa_delay_ms (off
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by syncurrent 1y ago
A similar approach, but rooted in the idea of synchronous languages like Esterel or Blech: https://github.com/frameworklabs/proto_activities
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by syncurrent 3y ago
Proto-Activities have this context to store the state in the caller. https://github.com/frameworklabs/proto_activities
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by syncurrent 3y ago
Somewhat related to Fibres are the Trails of synchronous reactive programming languages. Both allow efficient logical concurrency based on cooperative scheduling. The nice thing with Trails is that the scheduling can be determined by the co
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by syncurrent 3y ago
Drakon uses Silhouettes to show code linearly and abstracted at the same time: https://drakon.tech/read/silhouette
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by syncurrent 3y ago
Right, imperative synchronous programming simplifies real time processing a lot. Somehow it does not get the attention it should, which is IMHO due to the fact that it is not available in common programming languages. This is why I tried to
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by syncurrent 4y ago
The magic source of Contiki is IMHO the use of protothreads as a lightweight concurrency system. Protothreads can also be used to implement synchronous programming models - like this one: https://github.com/frameworklabs&#x2
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by syncurrent 4y ago
This paper: https://past.date-conference.com/proceedings-archive/2017/py... is on Sequentially Constructive Synchronous Concurrency which is also the base for the synchronous language Blech ( https://www
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by syncurrent 4y ago
This is a small project using Blech on an ESP-32 using PlatformIO: https://github.com/frameworklabs/ranger It doesn’t use Blechs newer module system though.
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by syncurrent 4y ago
I created two „offsprings“ of Blech: 1. A C based lib using protothreads: https://github.com/frameworklabs/proto_activities 2. A Swift DSL: https://github.com/frameworklabs/Pappe I think the sync
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by syncurrent 4y ago
Synchronous programming is also a good choice IMHO to handle multiple concurrent activities in a simple way on an embedded system. https://github.com/frameworklabs/proto_activities
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by syncurrent 5y ago
I find synchronous languages like Esterel, Céu, or Blech both weird and eye opening. I created a DSL for Swift (called Pappe) to bring some of the ideas to a more mainstream language.