All,
I have a simple Haskell P2P library that I've been playing with in
simulations of 20 to 600 nodes. To run the simulation there is a
Haskell thread (forkIO) for every node in the system, one that starts
up all the nodes and prints the info (so prints aren't mangled), and
one that acts as the
Thomas
You can build your own scheduler very easily using what is already
there.
As with any simulation the two things that you need to capture are
dependency and resource contention. Haskell does both the dependency
stuff beautifully and the resource contention. Using STM you can even
get
properly, the slight variation is actually a good test). What I would
like to know is are there any plans for GHC to incorporate
user-definable scheduler?
What exactly is it that you want from a user-definable scheduler? Do
you want co-operative scheduling in your program, or do you want
On Sat, May 9, 2009 at 6:28 AM, Neil Brown nc...@kent.ac.uk wrote:
properly, the slight variation is actually a good test). What I would
like to know is are there any plans for GHC to incorporate
user-definable scheduler?
What exactly is it that you want from a user-definable scheduler? Do
