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I can't imagine those examples you picked implemented in Erlang performing anywhere close to the Zig/C++ ones. So the "ad-hoc subset" there is by design.
by hawk_ 11mo ago
I can't imagine those examples you picked implemented in Erlang performing anywhere close to the Zig/C++ ones. So the "ad-hoc subset" there is by design.
- rdtsc 11mo agoIt is ad-hoc because then they write blog posts wondering “how come we still need mutexes, we thought asyno operations don’t need them”.