A Naive Execution Model for Concurrency

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A Naive Execution Model for Concurrency

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An alternative to event-driven programming: a programming language without callbacks to enable you to follow your scenario in GUI programming thanks to additional control flow instructions (structu...

This is just a very naive execution model for concurrency.

What do you think about it?

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Thank you very much for your feedback. 🙂

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