In the current reversible functional programming framework implementation, all functions will have a set of places that that they effect in their argument. Functions that do not effect the :trash place are bijections. By default all functions trash their entire input and return their output, and they effect the top level place.
In our reversible FP framework, our interest is to deviate from the default setup by establishing bijections and zap functions whenever possible. Parallelism occurs when functions that effect separate places are composed together.
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