Crystal

Pure functional language with compiler-directed parallelism; Linda authors compare it on DNA sequence similarity computation.

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paper

thinker

Marina C. Chen
introduces
Creator of the Crystal parallel functional language, used as comparator for functional programming.

concept

DNA Sequence Similarity
associated_with
A matrix-computation problem ideal for functional languages; Linda's explicit live data structures match functional elegance with runtime control.

claim

framework

Pure Functional Programming
extends
A paradigm relying on recursion equations without assignment; Linda authors compare it on DNA sequence similarity problem.

artifact

Linda in Context (1989)
cites
The source article that introduces and argues for the Linda parallel programming model, comparing it to message-passing, concurrent objects, logic programming, and functional programming.

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