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fine-grain call-by-value is a convenient formalism for working with |
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continuations. Another point of difference between \CoreLinks{} and |
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\BCalc{} is that the former models the integrated database query |
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sublanguage of \Links{}. We discard the query sublanguage altogether, |
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and instead focus entirely on the interaction with computational |
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effects. |
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sublanguage of \Links{}. We do not consider the query sublanguage at |
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all, and instead our focus is entirely on modelling the interaction |
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and programming with computational effects. |
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\section{Syntax and static semantics} |
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