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The Vine Programming Language
(vine.dev)
Hello!
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This language reminded me the duality framework developed by Zena Ariola and Paul Dowen (there probably are other people working on it) based on classical logic.
This is not surprising, as vine claimed to be based on interaction net, a model of classical linear logic. However there are several questions that I hope to get some answers: