I am happy to announce the release of version 0.2 of the froc library
for functional reactive programming in OCaml. There are a
number of improvements:
* better event model: there is now a notion of simultaneous events,
and behaviors and events can now be freely mixed
* self-adjusting computation (see
http://ttic.uchicago.edu/~umut/projects/self-adjusting-computation/)
is now supported via memo functions; needless recomputation can be
avoided in some cases
* faster priority queue and timeline data structures
* behavior and event types split into co- and contra-variant views
for subtyping
* bug fixes and cleanup
Development of froc has moved from Google Code to Github; see
* project page: http://github.com/jaked/froc
* documentation: http://jaked.github.com/froc
* downloads: http://github.com/jaked/froc/downloads
Thanks to Ruy Ley-Wild for helpful discussion, and to Daniel B�nzli
for helpful discussion and many good ideas in React.
You may be interested in this blog post describing the implementation:
http://ambassadortothecomputers.blogspot.com/2010/05/how-froc-works.html
I hope you find this work useful. Let me know what you think.
Jake
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