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Thanks for the great points. We did look into Crepe a while back, we should write about it in the readme, etc.. I believe we currently are getting better results than Crepe due to our efficient parallel compilation strategy--also, Crepe does not support lattices. So those are two main differences that Ascent implementations should use if they hope to achieve scalability gains vs. Crepe.
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I'll likely reference this issue in README. Until then, I'll keep it open.
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Additionally, we support user-extensible stratified aggregation. It looks to me that Crepe currently only supports stratified negation.
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I am closing this issue--we have some discussion of Crepe in our BYODS paper. It is a nice system as well and I encourage folks to check it out, but I don't think we need to do more comparison against Crepe as they have diverged in substantively different directions: with BYODS and parallelism (not supported by Crepe).
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Related Issues (20)
- Private type `…` in public interface (error E0446) HOT 3
- Compiling ascent at runtime HOT 2
- New release with parallel Ascent HOT 2
- ascent_macro: Upgrade syn to >= v2 HOT 1
- MISP computation HOT 8
- ascent_macro: Fix minimal versions (by upgrading syn to v1.0.109, itertools to v0.12) HOT 5
- Non-final lattice results visible to downstream rules HOT 6
- Ascent should omit trait bounds on the generated program's type declaration HOT 5
- Project's current formatting makes it hard to contribute non-trivial changes HOT 4
- Lattice constrains not enforced on input in ascent_run HOT 2
- Incorrect result? HOT 2
- Calling run() multiple times HOT 6
- Please add a license HOT 1
- Macro limitations HOT 1
- WASM compatibility: `std::time` HOT 3
- Unsoundness in `util::update` HOT 1
- Arash's current email address? HOT 1
- Composition Feature
- ascent = "0.2" broke? HOT 4
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