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Sure. Once you cross that barrier, you now have unlimited ammo and all the feet that ever were or will be, so you have to be a lot more diligent about what you
by im_down_w_otp 10y ago
Sure. Once you cross that barrier, you now have unlimited ammo and all the feet that ever were or will be, so you have to be a lot more diligent about what you're doing.
- davidw 10y agoI guess my point is that in, say, Tcl, you pretty much just worry about calling out to the C code and if it takes 2 seconds to process an image or whatever, so be it. You merrily go about your business once the call returns. In Erlang there's more to think about.
- im_down_w_otp 10y agoI think that's technically true in Erlang as well... it's just that it makes all the other stuff that people expect from Erlang to mostly stop working smoothly. :-)