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Created Apr 13, 2020 by Jonas Kastberg@jihgfeeMaintainer2 of 3 tasks completed2/3 tasks

Make notation/naming convention consistent

From development there's a lot of legacy naming schemes/notations that don't fit with the current way we think of things.

We should become consistent.

A growing list of current inconsistencies are:

  • Session subtyping being <p: where p previously referred to protocols
  • lty/lsty; What is the l referring to? Linear? If so we should remove it for the session type variant
  • <++++> can just be an overload of <++>
Edited Apr 16, 2020 by Jonas Kastberg
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