Jeremy Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> 1) find a good clean way to utilize muti-CPU machines and
I like SCOOP. But I'm still looking for alternatives.
> 2) come up with a simple, consistent, Pythonic concurrency paradigm.
That's the hard part. SCOOP attaches attributes to *variables*. It
also changes the semantics of function calls based on the values of
those attributes. Part of the power of using SCOOP comes from the
processor detecting when a variable has been declared as having an
attribute is used to reference objects for which the attribute doesn't
apply.
I'm not sure how Pythonic that can be made.
<mike
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