I wish the threading design for parrot would look more toward successful, performant multithreaded systems, rather than setting up new design experiments based upon the results of failed experiments (in particular, all forms of Perl 5 threading). I think that environment-cloning and fine-grained locks have both been adequately proven antithetical to what is expected from threads: Lightweight, low-overhead concurrency. Environment cloning is high-performance, but high overhead. Fine-grained locks are low overhead, but low-performance.



Gordon Henriksen
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