> What you are saying is about iteration in the language and does not have anything to do with concurrency or architecture. > There is also nothing difficult a

> What you are saying is about iteration in the language and does not have anything to do with concurrency or architecture. > There is also nothing difficult about avoiding infinite loops in C++. I don't know how to explain it to you if you think you get it already but you don't. Please come into the discussion with an open mind. Making sure every library you use won't ever block a core is not trivial. If it's a feature of the platform, then it becomes trivial. On Erlang it's a feature of the platform, in c++ it is not.