Wallingford: toward a constraint reactive programming language
Alan H. Borning · 2016
Wallingford is an experimental constraint reactive programming language that supports objects with state, persistent constraints on those objects, and reactive constraints that enable the system to respond to events by declaring constraints that become active when an event occurs, or while a condition holds. It is implemented in Rosette, a solver-aided programming language and environment for constructing DSLs in turn implemented in Racket. This short paper is a snapshot of work-in-progress on the system.