On 10/25/2011 08:45 PM, mark florisson wrote:
On 25 October 2011 19:10, Stefan Behnel<stefan...@behnel.de> wrote:
See? That's what I mean with language complexity. These things quickly turn
into an open can of worms. I don't think the language should handle any of
these. Message passing is up to libraries, for example. If you want language
support, use Erlang.
I haven't used Erlang (though I should give it a go), but I find that
built-in support for these things just ends up to be much more
elegant. MPI (and possibly zeromq) just look terrible and complicated
if you compare them to Unified Parallel C, High Performance Fortran or
Using libraries for message passing is sort of like doing complex string
manipulation only using malloc, free, and string.h :-)
Co-Array Fortran. I don't know about Go channels. This doesn't mean
that we should support it, but we might consider it.
I think you should definitely read up on Go channels, they're just like
what I'd like to write in Cython.
Dag Sverre
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