On 11/06/2013 01:45 PM, Ivanko B wrote: > It can mainly be useful for parallel-aware languages like Haskell > (which prevents form creating state-machine applications badly > compatible with paralleizing ). BTW.: parallel loop is just the most useful construction for parallelism (improving performance for stuff like Vector and Matrix operations). multiple instances of the same code are executed by multiple cores. Of course in a similar way also parallel execution of different code snippets can be implemented, making the language a "parallel-aware language".
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