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There is so much ambiguity in language that parallelization is often possible at a very course-grained level. This usually doesn't require more cleverness than
by danieldk 15y ago
There is so much ambiguity in language that parallelization is often possible at a very course-grained level. This usually doesn't require more cleverness than multi-processing or multi-threading.
Given that they switched from their own pattern matching language to an optimized WAM, I suspect they use one of the common Prolog implementations.