Discussions - Flow Based Programming

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	Is Intel's Flow Graph the same as Flow Based Programming?
	I am interested in FBP as a potential solution within my domain If it is the case that FBP's Connections and Components are the nodes and edges of a directed graph then... Intel's Flow Graph: [link]... more » By ifknot - May 19 - 22 new of 22 messages

	Introduction
	Hi, I found this group - and the concept of flow based programming - just last week. I had been looking at a talk by Alan Kay, which has been posted here before ( [link] ) and it influenced my thinking profoundly. Over the last two weeks I tinkered a bit with one... more » By Auke van Slooten - May 14 - 20 new of 20 messages

	DrawFBP - Subnets and External Ports
	How are subnets and external ports supposed to work in DrawFBP? Looking at the generated Network for C# and NoFlo it seems like they are producing very different code. Here is the graph. ReadSomething -> WriteSomething The subnet/graph for ReadSomething is: IIP -> A -> B -> [External Port Out]... more » By Dale Hurtt - May 13 - 9 new of 9 messages

	Multi- and Cross-Platform Compatibility with DrawFBP
	Does anyone know a way of using DrawFBP drawings on more than computer? I created a drawing on my PC, which included subdiagrams, and when I sent it to my Mac, it could not open it (in fact the application hung). When I looked through the drawing (.drw file) I saw that the reference to the subdiagram drawing included the absolute... more » By Dale Hurtt - May 11 - 7 new of 7 messages

Rolons and IPs

Hi Bill, I've be reading through the Agile Wiki and find it fascinating. I'd love to find the common area between the two models: Rolonics and FBP. Rolonics is a very high level theory with the goal of addressing the problem that "there is no general, high-level model for software development.In the last 50 years there has been a lot of progress in the... more »

By Ged Byrne - May 8 - 23 new of 23 messages

	NPantaRhei - Introducing a Flow Execution Engine
	Dear FBP afficionados: Since you´re always on a lookout for FBP runtimes/frameworks let me present you NPantaRhei, a flow execution engine. It´s written in C# and open source ([link]). Here are the first introductory articles: How to use it - [link]... more » By Ralf Westphal - May 6 - 2 new of 2 messages

	New releases of JActor and JID
	JActor JActor is a high-performance Java Actor implementation that can send 1 billion messages per second, making it one of the fastest Actor implementation in any language. Release 3.0.0 Final: JActor is now faster and lighter. Message passing now runs at 1.2 billion per second. The API has been simplified. And... more » By Bill La Forge - Apr 18 - 3 new of 3 messages

	The Disruptor High Performance Inter-Thread Messaging Library
	Here in the London Java Community<[link]>there's a lot of interest in the LMAX Disruptor framework. When I finally get time, I'm hoping to investigate building an FBP framework based on Disruptors. * The Business Logic Processor is surrounded by Disruptors - a concurrency... more » By Ged Byrne - Apr 13 - 45 new of 45 messages

	ALTOPS
	Here you have the new discussion about ALTOPS. I can not find a way to move a post from one discussion (topic) to another. Still looking. Regards, Dan By Dan - Apr 13 - 3 new of 3 messages

	deadlocks (Re: Wikipedia Merge Proposal)
	On Thu, Apr 12, 2012 at 10:30 AM, Paul Morrison ...ja, dataflow supposedly is much better than imperative when it comes to deadlocks because the program runs the same way ever time. (although i am not sure i believe that since presumably that isn't true when you have e.g. human inputs.) [link]... more » By Raoul Duke - Apr 12 - 2 new of 2 messages

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