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>>> Is driving a car better than eating a banana? >> They serve completely different goals. > Show us numbers. That makes sense, doesn't it? > That was the
by smcj 15y ago
>>> Is driving a car better than eating a banana?
>> They serve completely different goals.
> Show us numbers.
That makes sense, doesn't it?
> That was the main request of my comment, and you come with a list of libraries?
Well, after you failed to even tell concurrent and parallel computing apart, I assumed giving you an overview first would be beneficial.
Maybe you could use the links I already gave you or use Google.
For instance, here is an additional link I found pretty easily: http://www.azavea.com/blogs/labs/2011/06/scalas-numeric-type-class-pt-2/ http://www.azavea.com/blogs/labs/2011/06/scalas-numeric-type...
- danieldk 15y agoFirst, I am reacting to the original commenter, and pointing out that your post does not answer my question to the original commenter. Second, I do know the difference between concurrency and parallelism (since I use the latter a lot, and the former in the rare occasion of writing GUI programs). Anyway, your ad hominems do not serve the discussion. Third, mentioning 'actors' and OpenMP is one sentence was poking a bit of fun at the overly broad statements often made by fans of Scala (and Erlang) about what Actors will do. But the next time I will leave my sardonicism at the door.