Difference between revisions of "Concurrency planning"
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=== My ([[User:olabini|Ola Bini]]) current thoughts on concurrency === | === My ([[User:olabini|Ola Bini]]) current thoughts on concurrency === | ||
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a future implemented in terms of aspects: | a future implemented in terms of aspects: | ||
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Future before(:any, except: [:become, :forceResult], | Future before(:any, except: [:become, :forceResult], | ||
self become(self forceResult)) | self become(self forceResult)) | ||
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Revision as of 02:00, 24 November 2010
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My (Ola Bini) current thoughts on concurrency
futures with agents, like Io, agents are a thread pool, futures become the real value when needed. agents can be spun off too. use some other syntax since @ is taken. lazy operator is a lexical kinda thing that just does the operations inside it when it's needed. a future implemented in terms of aspects:
<source lang="ioke"> Future before(:any, except: [:become, :forceResult],
self become(self forceResult))
</source>
