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It seems weird to market it as a "concurrent" language. A lot of mainstream general purpose language from the past 30 years have some form of coroutine/generato
by pull_my_finger 4y ago
It seems weird to market it as a "concurrent" language. A lot of mainstream general purpose language from the past 30 years have some form of coroutine/generator. Off the top of my head Lua, JS, Ruby, Go, Python etc all have them and Go being an exception which has actual threads iirc. This may be a "me" issue, but hearing it marketed as a "concurrent" issue seems to lead you to believe has real parallel execution.