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 cell (_)f()
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-   * 1995, a new CAST language ({{ :history:cast.pdf |docs}}) was developed from scratch and implemented by [[http://csl.yale.edu/~rajit|Rajit Manohar]] (at the time a graduate student in A.J. Martin's group).
+   * 1995, a new CAST language ({{ :history:cast.pdf |docs}}) was developed from scratch and implemented by [[http://csl.yale.edu/~rajit|Rajit Manohar]] (at the time a graduate student in A.J. Martin's group). The same example as above would be written as follows in the new CAST syntax
+<code>
+define f (node a)
+{  node p, q;
+   prs {
+       p -> q+
+    }
+   a = p;
+ }
+f();
+</code>
    * 1995-1998 CAST was used to implement the [[https://csl.yale.edu/~rajit/ps/minimips.pdf|first high-performance asynchronous microprocessor]].
    * ~1998 Andrew Lines and Uri Cummings from Martin's group at Caltech launch startup Asynchronous Digital Design (later renamed to Fulcrum Microsystems), which licenses the tools developed at Caltech. Over the years, Fulcrum develops more CAST tools for internal commercial use, including proprietary language extensions.