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Heh, nice ChatGPT reply... it's more eloquent than what I was going to reply with, and doesn't start with "Grad school was a long time ago, but from what I reca
by tonyarkles 4y ago
Heh, nice ChatGPT reply... it's more eloquent than what I was going to reply with, and doesn't start with "Grad school was a long time ago, but from what I recall..."
> To mitigate this, tuple spaces may use locking or transactional mechanisms to ensure consistency and prevent conflicts.
I think I played with some kind of TupleSpace implementation around 2009 or so (as part of a "paradigms of distributed systems" course) and I'm pretty sure it was some kind of hybrid STM (software-transactional memory) / TupleSpace thing that addressed that issue. It was pretty cool... again from vague memories here, I believe it only had tuple-level locking, but you could build a bunch of really neat higher-order synchronization primitives on top of just tuple-level locks.