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In erlang there is not necessarily any difference between a machine and a core. If you have a CPU with 100,000 cores, then you could run the same erlang progra
by nirvana 15y ago
In erlang there is not necessarily any difference between a machine and a core.
If you have a CPU with 100,000 cores, then you could run the same erlang program on it that you run on a cluster with 100,000 machines with the only changes being addressing the nodes on the cores rather than over the network.
- pjscott 15y agoNo difference in the programming model, perhaps, but the internals are very different.