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Will Lisp ever specify concurrency as part of the specification ? Standard well-supported concurrency is vital for any modern-day programming language. Without
by lenkite 6y ago
Will Lisp ever specify concurrency as part of the specification ? Standard well-supported concurrency is vital for any modern-day programming language. Without that, common LISP is relegated to the realm of gradually dying languages.
- pdimitar 6y agoExactly the reason I dipped my toes in Racket, loved it, then went back to Elixir (and Rust). Without a good runtime / libraries to tackle concurrency and parallelism in a transparent way -- as Erlang/Elixir and other BEAM VM languages do -- the other traits of a language take a back seat.