Andre wrote:
My little example is just a case where one can code a solution that will work nice, for a some kind of servers, for example a simple podcast broadcaster for your company intranet. It will be easier to code with threads then code it without it. I've been reading Python Networking Foundations and it has some keen solutions using threads and forks, I wish I could build stuff like that in Rev.
Since even "true" threading is merely an illusion, the question is not whether we can make the illusion real (we can't of course), but rather how we can make the illusion useful (as you noted, it can serve the programmer's convenience).
I wonder what might be done with a library to allow queuing of tasks and data discretely for similar convenience....
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