By bloid
via valuedlessons.com
Published: Jun 28 2008 / 23:35
I'm working on a peer-to-peer file synchronization program. It's really concurrent and distributed, and it's forced me to
learn a thing or two about the concurrency models that we use as programmers. Over the past few years, I've tried both the shared-state model common to C, C++, Java, C#, Python, etc, and the message-passing model unique to Erlang and Scala.
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tanesha.net replied ago:
Tries to give a proof where the opposite can be equal correct (ie. the message passing model can be built on top of a shared state model)
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