OHIO: (Experimental) Arrow-based FRP model with C++14

Composing Signal Functions

dependencies: hana (included as a submodule) note: very experimental and in development (not recommended for use, yet . . .)

git clone https://github.com/wolftype/ohio.git
git submodule init
git submodule update 
./run.sh tests/<filename.cpp> -c 

Q: Why is this library called ohio?

Maybe it stands for "Oh, IO!" as in, use this for input/output of state. Another possibility is that we are using a reactive pull-based POLLING, and OHIO (the U.S. State) is famous for its polling (of people). Yet another possible reason is that it is a place, a destination, that one can travel to, and so we get there somehow, via the railroad perhaps, and that metaphor is also useful in assembling functions. Yup.

Q: What are its goals?

A: To make things happen

Q: How?

A: Signal Functions which are functions that take signals and return other signals

Q: What is a Signal?

A: A function of time