Haskell hacking - No monadic headaches: multi-core concurrency is easy in Haskell
2007-11-26 No monadic headaches: multi-core concurrency is easy in Haskell Over on Good Math, Bad Math, MarkCC writes about Erlang and Haskell: Haskell systems don't, in general, parallelize well. They're particularly bad for the kind of very coarse thread-based concurrency that we need to program for on multi-core computers, or distributed systems. I suspect Mark hasn't written much multicore con
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