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The reason is that neither OCaml nor SML support language-level parallelism or concurrency. These features are /somewhat/ available as 3rd party libs (OCaml),
by dons 14y ago
The reason is that neither OCaml nor SML support language-level parallelism or concurrency.
These features are /somewhat/ available as 3rd party libs (OCaml), but you won't see GHC or Erlang-style thread use.
- Altenuvian 14y agothere were some attempts to include multithreading into standard ml. john reppy's manticore project came quite far but wasn't fully implemented. currently mythryl, a sml/nj derivative with c-flavored syntax, is about to get a full multithreading support. check out mythryl.org and the status updates on the mailing list.