I don't know which pizza is the best one, but I certainly know what the best
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On Wed, Oct 6, 2010 at 4:24 PM, Fabrizio Giudici <
[email protected]> wrote:

>  On 10/7/10 01:10 , Christian Catchpole wrote:
>
>> I have been pondering the issues around slice Iterators.  Does each
>> person maintain their own iterator which selects from their pre-agreed
>> portions of pizza?  Do we all schedule through a single iterator?  Is
>> slice size selection pre-calculated or done at scarf-time?  How does
>> one handle a ConcurrentScarfModification?  All these issues are even
>> further complicated by half and half pizzas, anchovy modes and DCCTs
>> (discreet crust cosine transformations).
>>
>>  Iterators are important for eating a pizza, as well as concurrency
> patterns. For instance, when I participated at the unofficial competition of
> the fastest pizza eater (we sometimes held it in the labs), I used to fold
> the pizza in half, then quarters and then octants, and then bite it. This
> achieved a parallelism of 8. OTOH, when the pizza is hot, a spiraling
> iterator is appropriate, starting first from the borders that usually cool
> first and then moving progressively closer to the center.
>
>
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