Oh. The "P" in "REPL" makes it non-lazy and the "let" meant that the
printer need only print the last line. Ugh. That is completely obvious in
hindsight! Thanks!
I surrounded a few expressions with "dorun" and now both of my Clojure
implementations "run" -- or crawl, given the results of timin
Hi,
On 29 Okt., 06:58, Brian Ericson wrote:
> (map #(.start %) threads)
map is not a loop. It creates a lazy sequences which does - nothing.
At least not until it is realised. Here you throw it away
immediatelly. Hence, no work is done. Use doseq instead when your main
objective are side-effect
Please forgive the lengthy post...
New to Clojure and trying to get a friend excited about it by demonstrating
how Clojure's functional/STM heritage makes it easy to write
concurrent/parallel code, but I can't get Clojure to
I started with Java, where 256 threads are vying to increment a single
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