> I want to spawn a bunch of processes, then block until all of them
> have finished, without writing boilerplate code. Can this be achieved
> using extra/concurrency? Do we need the ability to 'join' futures
> together?
There are a number of ways you can do this. The easiest is probably
use use futures and have the quotation return a value and wait on that
value:
{ [ ... f ] [ ... f ] [ ... f ] } [ future ] map
Then when you want to join, given the sequence of futures:
[ ?future drop ] each
Chris.
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