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You know why it doesn't work? Because programmers are still mainly using C or C-derived languages.
by omouse 17y ago
You know why it doesn't work? Because programmers are still mainly using C or C-derived languages.
- dkersten 17y agoTotally agree. For one, languages like Erlang, Haskell and Clojure already make concurrent programming reasonably approachable and second, if people were to switch to using proper dataflow languages* then parallelization is implicit and automagically done for the programmer. * What I really want is a proper dataflow/imperative hybrid that lets me choose the right tool for the job...