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The article suggests that the programmer should not have to explicitly manage threads but instead expand the semantics of the language the language so that the
by snorkel 15y ago
The article suggests that the programmer should not have to explicitly manage threads but instead expand the semantics of the language the language so that the programmer can express which tasks and data can be handled in parallel, then let the compiler/hardware decide how to do it.
- protomyth 15y agoIt seems like C/C++ are the wrong languages to implement this type of automatic parallelism. It seem like these features would make so common uses for C/C++ problematic (embedded & games). // maybe Occam can make a comeback