Interesting. Those channels seem to all manage side-effects that persist after program execution. What about state-changes that are made and persist into the memory of the running program? Or is there any need for that?
Yes, there's a need for it, and Bluefin provides Modify which allows you to modify a reference to a value in a way that is not observable outside the scope of the capability.
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Interesting. Those channels seem to all manage side-effects that persist after program execution. What about state-changes that are made and persist into the memory of the running program? Or is there any need for that?
Yes, there's a need for it, and Bluefin provides Modify which allows you to modify a reference to a value in a way that is not observable outside the scope of the capability.
https://hackage-content.haskell.org/package/bluefin-0.6.0.0/...