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This is pretty cool. The compiler figures out the order of execution and parallelization of your code for you, based on a dependency graph that is generated fr
by aaronblohowiak 17y ago
This is pretty cool. The compiler figures out the order of execution and parallelization of your code for you, based on a dependency graph that is generated from the code. So, you simply describe the behavior of your data and every description is assumed parallel.
Once you read the basic tutorial, the language is not hard to read.
- capablanca 17y agoLike VHDL
- dkersten 17y agoStandard dataflow stuff really. Still, I'm excited to see how this turns out.
- eru 17y ago> This is pretty cool. The compiler figures out the order of execution Yes, indeed. You might also like Haskell and Clean that also do this. > and parallelization of your code for you And may soon do that as well.