I guess so, but erlang runs in a vm that handles setting up OS threads and uses its own scheduler to manage erlang "threads" - I think that's cool and all but i

I guess so, but erlang runs in a vm that handles setting up OS threads and uses its own scheduler to manage erlang "threads" - I think that's cool and all but it would be nice to have a language that could do that more natively with less abstraction imho. Occam ran on bare metal