Charts Lambda

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Go back to Chart_research for some perspective.

If I have a node defined as:

(x, y : f, g) d

This means that d is a piece of code that supplies two functions f(x, y) and g(x,y).

If I have the following definitions:

(x : h) dee
(x : f) [ (x : g) da
          (g : h_of_g) dee ]

Then the code in da defines g(x) and the code in dee defines h(x); in this case f(x)=h(g(x)).

The channels in and out are abstract functions; the realization of their node represents how they will actually be computed, and the associations between them.