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PFL

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1.(language)PFL - A concurrent extension of ML by Holmstrom and Matthews, using CCS.

["PFL: A Functional Language for Parallel Programming", S. Holmstrom in Proc Declarative Language Workshop, London 1983].
2.(language, database)PFL - Persistent Functional Language.


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