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Single-process concurrency is great in OCaml. It’s flexible and composable with libraries like Lwt and Async. On the other hand true multicore backend is where

by a0 8y ago

Single-process concurrency is great in OCaml. It’s flexible and composable with libraries like Lwt and Async. On the other hand true multicore backend is where the most work is moment. For the latest update on that see: https://discuss.ocaml.org/t/ocaml-multicore-report-on-a-june-2018-development-meeting-in-paris/2202 https://discuss.ocaml.org/t/ocaml-multicore-report-on-a-june... (Tl;dr: It will be officially merged in 2019.)

steveklabnik 8y ago
Yes, I should have said parallelism, my bad. I hope that it does get merged soon, people have been waiting quite a while, in my understanding. It’s a tough problem.