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Catamorphisms in JavaScript

Inspired by Brian McNamara's work on catamorphisms in F#, this is a proof-of-concept implementation for a tail-recursive JavaScript function using continuation-passing style.

Due to differences in the way D3.js handles vertices and edges for force-directed graph and tree layouts, this is actually more than strictly catamophorphic: since it can take a tree to any other structure, including another tree, code editor and D3.js visualization tool for translating JavaScript to abstract syntax trees and then to a tree. This only parses a small subset of JavaScript code, but it demonstrates catamorphisms, continuation-passing style, and utilizes tail-recursion (when JavaScript supports it.)

Although this project uses several JavaScript libraries for visualization and parsing, the actual AST destruction is implemented in pure J

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	function Pool(size) {
	var _this = this;

	// set some defaults
	this.taskQueue = [];
	this.workerQueue = [];
	this.poolSize = size;

	// A* with Jump Point Search on JavaScript
	// - python A*: https://gist.github.com/bellbind/147645

	// utility: Priority Queue
	var PQ = function PQ() {
	return Object.create(PQ.prototype, {
	array: {value: []},
	});
	};
	PQ.prototype.empty = function () {

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	/**
	* A web worker pool implementation for parallel execution of
	* computationally intensive operations. The pool will lazily grow up to its
	* given capacity. On saturation, messages will be queued up until a worker
	* from the pool becomes available.
	*
	* var capacity = 3;
	* var pool = new WorkerPool(capacity, "./worker.js");
	* for (var i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
	* pool.postMessage(msg, function(err, result) {

	double t = 0.0;
	const double dt = 0.01;

	double currentTime = hires_time_in_seconds();
	double accumulator = 0.0;

	State previous;
	State current;

	while ( !quit )