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the semantic and working implementation of spawn/away are quite different from async/await. While they might be related, i think it's kinda of stretch to call t
by soulbadguy 10y ago
the semantic and working implementation of spawn/away are quite different from async/await. While they might be related, i think it's kinda of stretch to call them prior arts...
- PeCaN 10y agoThey're really not all that different. Both are implementations of concurrency based on data-flow synchronization. Alice ML is explicit about running concurrent promises (it has other types of promises as well) in “threads”, but they're lightweight userspace threads. C# AFAIK doesn't specify any particular execution model for await.