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Re: [PhillyOnRails] [Fwd: [jruby-dev] Basic Fiber support on trunk]
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- From: "Jason Yates" <jaywhy@gmail.com>
- To: talk@phillyonrails.org
- Subject: Re: [PhillyOnRails] [Fwd: [jruby-dev] Basic Fiber support on trunk]
- Date: Mon, 27 Aug 2007 20:22:55 -0400
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Charles Nutter posted to ruby-core today, saying: "I've got basic
Fibers working in JRuby using native threads".
I'm not a fan of threads and the things that come along with them:
race conditions, deadlocks, and non-determinism. I'm looking forward
to see how threads shake out in the future of Ruby. There definitely
is potential here. It seems like Erlang is also pushing a lot of
this. Which is a good thing.
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Jason Yates
jaywhy@gmail.com
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