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Programming parallell systems vs parallell computers

4 pointsby globalrevalmost 17 years ago
There is so much talk about concurrency and parallelism these days.<p>Well Erlang is made for concurrent systems right? Not multiple cores.<p>Clojure<p>Scala<p>What other languages are made for programming concurrency? And are they made for concurrent systems or multiple cores?<p>What are the differentiating requirements between such languages?

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prosperoalmost 17 years ago
Languages that leverage shared state in their concurrency model are made for concurrent processors. Languages or frameworks that do not are made for concurrent systems.
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prakashalmost 17 years ago
you forgot to mention GPU's :-)