Re^2: (OT) Programming languages for multicore computers

Sadly no only pugs implements some parallelism so far, and only very basic constructs.

But having that in mind: it should be done in the core, at the very bottom, since it affects all that comes after in terms of implementation.

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Re^3: (OT) Programming languages for multicore computers by moritz (Cardinal) on May 05, 2009 at 20:23 UTC
I know, and the other hackers know that as well. At the heart of Rakudo is Parrot, and that already implements concurrency - it "just" needs more testing, and the compiler needs to emit the corresponding code.	[reply]