Eliza is a sequencial, functional logic programming language. It borrows concepts from Prolog, Lisp, Icon, Haskell, Bash, Oz and C/C++.
The engine of Eliza is based on a sequence of function calls which are connected through pipes, logical "and" and "or". There are four different types of functions: Generators, Concentrators, Transformers and Filters. Brackets can be used for grouping and nesting.
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jstone
2008-07-08 11:19
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