flow-based programming

English

Noun

flow-based programming (uncountable)

  1. (programming) A dataflow-oriented programming paradigm in which an application is specified as an externally defined network of independently executing, asynchronous processes that communicate through streams of discrete information packets transmitted between named ports over bounded-buffer connections.
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