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EAGER EVALUATION

EAGER EVALUATION (n.) A scheduling policy under which each computation begins as soon as its inputs are ready or its necessary preconditions have been satisfied. This is the scheduling policy used in most programs, but contrasts with the lazy evaluation policy often used in functional and logic programming. See also dataflow, dependence dependence graph.