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Sefirs provides a Java Thread-like class that executes over simulated time. Time units are user-definable, there is no time quanta, and neither changes to the VM nor pre-processing (like bytecode re-writers) are required. Sefirs accomplishes this by providing a framework for native thread-based continuations in Java.

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Higher-order functional programming for PHP 5. More power, less brain damage, and only half the suck.

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Please see the main Continuity website at http://continuity.tlt42.org/ At its core the web uses the stateless HTTP protocol. In a CGI setting, this effectively means that your program is re-started during each instance of user input, losing all current variable values and other program state ... [More] information. Most applications combat this by keeping track of the current application state in GET, POST, and session variables, effectively implementing an ad-hoc State Machine. Continuity uses a programming concept called continuations to make HTTP seem like a statefull protocol instead of stateless protocol. This technique is increasingly called creating a Continuation Server. Continuity is a suite of libraries (not a framework) for building a highly structured web-based interface for your application, without using ad-hoc state management. Continuity is Free Software, distributed under the same terms as Perl itself. [Less]

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