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This document presents rewatch's core algorithms as typed functions, abstracting implementation details to expose fundamental computational patterns. It includes: - Type vocabulary defining the build system's state space - Diagrams illustrating one-shot build and watch mode flows - Algorithms for package/module discovery, AST generation, dependency analysis, and topological compilation - Discussion of patterns: graph traversal, parallel map, dirty propagation, ABI fingerprinting, topological scheduling - Section on mapping to incremental/reactive computation primitives The goal is to identify algorithmic building blocks that could be expressed using incremental and reactive computation primitives.
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This document presents rewatch's core algorithms as typed functions, abstracting implementation details to expose fundamental computational patterns. It includes:
The goal is to identify algorithmic building blocks that could be expressed using incremental and reactive computation primitives.