| > Haha, that's a lot of questions. Well, you post your thesis, I dig in :) > Let me try to go over them. Much appreciated, thanks for all your answers, I've read a good chunk of your thesis by now (that's hard work :) ), good stuff. > We have no "deep copy" of the data. The data is simply mutated in place, for performance. The compiler knows in what order it has to update the datacells, so SolScript users don't notice any of this. If I say `b = a`, then `a` will be calculated before `b` uses it. (If you want the value of `a` before `a` is updated, you say `b = previous a`.) Ok. That may cause some trouble when there are long chains of circular dependencies but I'm sure you're aware of that and that you have a solution in place (assuming circular dependencies are even allowed). Again, thank you for all the answers and much good luck with your project, I'll be following your progress, it's super interesting what you are doing. |