> An interesting gardening project would be to write up a survey of the > primitives that *are* provided by different implementations. It'd be > handy to know whether they are subsets/supersets or completely > disjoint. Is there any common denominator? Can implementation X's > concurrency primitives be implemented in terms of those provided by > implementation Y or vice versa? That kind of thing. > > Does someone want to take this on? [RFG is an acronym I just made up, > it stands for Request for Gardener.] > > -Peter
Sure, I'll take a swing at it. I'm already going to have to do something like this for another project, so I'll just write up my results and pass them back. About Me: Just finished EE degree Using Lisp for about 6 months Currently getting paid to develop web-based lisp application Like sentence fragments -John _______________________________________________ Gardeners mailing list [email protected] http://www.lispniks.com/mailman/listinfo/gardeners
