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That's okay, though. Concurrency =/= parallelism. The most important part is being able to build independent blocks that can interact. Having them run at the sa
by mononcqc 17y ago
That's okay, though. Concurrency =/= parallelism. The most important part is being able to build independent blocks that can interact. Having them run at the same time is just a nicety on top of it, but it's in no way essential.
Erlang worked that way from the 80s until 2006, when it started supporting SMP in R11B.