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For those of us (like me) who have never heard of MultiCore Ocaml before, here is the github page with a brief overview. <a href="https://github.com/ocaml-multicore/ocaml-multicore" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/ocaml-multicore/ocaml-multicore</a>

Will this always be a compiler extension, or is intended to be an evolution of the language?

Assuming this works without major regressions, this is a fantastic step forward for OCaml, opening it up to use cases that require parallelism.

What is an example of a simple, serial ocaml program and how you would change it to use parallelism?

Now we just need modular implicits and OCaml would be <i>the</i> ideal language for non-ML projects. Without them, OCaml is a little crusty.

With previous months, happy to answer any questions people might have.

wha's the end goal here?

Will this always be a compiler extension, or is intended to be an evolution of the language?

Assuming this works without major regressions, this is a fantastic step forward for OCaml, opening it up to use cases that require parallelism.

What is an example of a simple, serial ocaml program and how you would change it to use parallelism?

Now we just need modular implicits and OCaml would be <i>the</i> ideal language for non-ML projects. Without them, OCaml is a little crusty.

With previous months, happy to answer any questions people might have.

wha's the end goal here?

Multicore OCaml: May 2020 update

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Multicore OCaml: May 2020 update

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