WIP Added the Data.Pulse module #2125
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…a. Simple exampe in that file, and an exampke for dong the full reward calculation at the end of the file for Shelley.Spec.Ledger.Rewards.
Jimbo4350
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…on this way. Replaces type LL with SLP (Serializable List based Pulser).
… Complete. Made that the State in the RUpd rule. Introduced 3 operations startStep pulseStep completStep, used them to update the rule. Fixed dependencies in all places in Shelley era (tests included). Some tests fail. But making everything go in 1 rule succeeds. liftSTS $ runProvM $ Complete <$> createRUpd slotsPerEpoch b es maxsupply asc Must be something about cycling through the blocks I am not getting.
…ybe(PulsingRewUpdate)) instead
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closing in favor of #2142 |
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A Pulse structure encapsulates a computation that can be broken into many discrete steps. A pulse structure is abstracted over a monad: m, and an answer type: t, so the concrete type of a pulse structure is written: (T m a).
The Pulseable class supplies operations used by the scheduling infrastructure to run a discrete set of steps with out knowing anything about the computation inside. It does this by running: "pulse p" or "pulseM p", depending upon whether the computation is monadic or not. There are currently two instances for folds (both left and right associative, monadic or not) over Lists and Maps.