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So what do you think concurrently means? For the record, the quoted explanation you disagree with fits Esterel and other data-flow languages perfectly, and nob
by vanderZwan 5y ago
So what do you think concurrently means?
For the record, the quoted explanation you disagree with fits Esterel and other data-flow languages perfectly, and nobody will deny that they are (synchronous) concurrent languages.
- intrepidhero 5y agoI thought it meant that two streams of instructions could be executed simultaneously. I thought it meant I needed to start worrying about shared/private memory and locks and things. Python's generators are handy for in that kind of program but not necessary. But it sounds like from the replies I was wrong.
- vanderZwan 5y agoAh, so a variation of the classic "concurrency vs paralellism" misconception. In your defense: it's considered a classic misconception for a reason, so I wouldn't feel to bad about it :)