Ashley Yakeley wrote: >At 2002-10-08 09:16, Seth Russell wrote: > > > >>That is certainly true; however lamentable. Lamentable because our >>tools do not seem to be able to share the higher level programming >>resources simply because of the plethora of data models designers are >>allowed to choose from. Lisp was great, it gave us a common data model, >>we were able to share many programming resources. However, Lisp did >>not seem to have enough restraints on the many ways we can represent >>knowledge, we still have too many choices if we want our tools to share >>methods. >> >> > >Have you considered a typed language such as Haskell? > Yes, but I have languages up the Kazoo! What is needed here is a data structure that has mathematical properties and is language independant. Labeled directed graphs fills that bill perfectly :) Seth Russell http://radio.weblogs.com/0113759/Received on Tuesday, 8 October 2002 21:51:03 GMT
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