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User-land Transferrables would obviously need to be implemented with shared memory, otherwise you could just use the existing structured clone operation. This
by spankalee 9y ago
User-land Transferrables would obviously need to be implemented with shared memory, otherwise you could just use the existing structured clone operation.
This post isn't just about an underlying shared memory model, concurrent access to objects and variables is exposed to users, and enabled by default. That's a huge footgun that I thought the PL world was moving away from.
- pizlonator 9y agoThreads are quite successful in the real world. I think it's because the alternatives are either harder, less capable, less scalable, or even more of a footgun.
- BatFastard 9y agoI personally love the idea of of transferable objects, this could work very well in an event driven architecture.