By mitchp
via java.dzone.com
Published: Feb 22 2010 / 05:09
It seems that the Groovy has a project for just about anything. That's one of the reasons why the language is so popular. The GPars library is an especially useful project in this new era of mult-core processors and concurrent programming. Formerly known as GParallelizer, GPars offers a framework for handling tasks concurrently and asynchronously while safe-guarding mutable values. DZone recently got an update on the project's latest news from project lead Václav Pech, and we've provided some examples of GPars concepts.
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