Dnia nie 13. lipca 2003 21:20, Alastair Reid napisał:
> We dropped Haskell finalizers because neither Hugs nor NHC could implement
> them and implementing them would pretty much require them to implement
> preemptive concurrency (i.e., multiple threads each with their own stacks).
Not necessarily preemptive. Hugs-like concurrency would be OK. The point is to
be able to protect mutable structures by mutexes.
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