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493493 Arvo is a general-purpose computer that runs as a virtual machine. You can think of it as an overlay OS; it treats Unix the way Unix treats the BIOS.
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495− Its behavior is completely defined by a frozen transition function called Nock that goes from `[event, current-state]` to `[actions, next-state]`. An event might be a keypress, an HTTP request, or a UDP message from another Arvo. An effect might be a command to the Unix terminal, an HTTP response, or another UDP message to another Arvo.
495+ Its behavior is completely defined by a frozen transition function called Nock that goes from `[event, current-state]` to `[effects, next-state]`. An event might be a keypress, an HTTP request, or a UDP message from another Arvo. An effect might be a command to the Unix terminal, an HTTP response, or another UDP message to another Arvo.
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497497 Arvo consists of the following stack of components, from the bottom up.
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