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Implement a TypeDispatcher that works for the specification so far #1

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glen commented 2025-04-02 18:34:09 +00:00
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Prior prototypes have gotten to the point where it was time to work on the Dispatcher, notably math5. None except pocomath has gotten over that threshold. I attribute this to two things: (1) the use of typed-function internally in the Dispatcher as a springboard, and (2) the fact that it first came into working condition at a fairly simple stage of the prototype and then was extended/developed with each new stage of specification. I no longer think that (1) is feasible for a "full-scale" prototype, but we can at least do (2) in an effort to maximize the chance of an operational, scalable prototype. Therefore I recommend this be the next step for nanomath development, if effort is going to go that way.

Prior prototypes have gotten to the point where it was time to work on the Dispatcher, notably math5. None except pocomath has gotten over that threshold. I attribute this to two things: (1) the use of typed-function internally in the Dispatcher as a springboard, and (2) the fact that it first came into working condition at a fairly simple stage of the prototype and then was extended/developed with each new stage of specification. I no longer think that (1) is feasible for a "full-scale" prototype, but we can at least do (2) in an effort to maximize the chance of an operational, scalable prototype. Therefore I recommend this be the next step for nanomath development, if effort is going to go that way.
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#3 Add unit testing
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