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You can run Erlang on JVM it's called Erjang [1]. The author of the project claim, that with time Erjang will be better/faster than Erlang, since JVM getting i
by nivertech 16y ago
You can run Erlang on JVM it's called Erjang [1].
The author of the project claim, that with time Erjang will be better/faster than Erlang, since JVM getting improved faster, than standard Erlang VM - BEAM.
[1] http://www.javalimit.com/2009/12/erjang-why.html http://www.javalimit.com/2009/12/erjang-why.html
- davidw 16y agoAnyone know how he handles scheduling with Erjang? That's where Erlang's advantages come from, mostly.
- nivertech 16y agoUsing Kilim project, which provides lightweight threads in Java.
- rvirding 16y agoErjang is looking good, they have almost implemented the full functionality in the standard BEAM implementation. You can quite happily run distributed Erjang together with distributed Erlang BEAM, it is very impressive. As LFE (Lisp Flavoured Erlang) runs without problems on Erjang (it would be surprising otherwise) this means that there is now another Lisp on the JVM.