Fan: A Portable Language is Bringing Actors to JavaScript – Go Parallel
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Fan, another new programming language developed in the multicore era, has recently launched its 1.0.45 release. It is a very active open source project with a very interesting approach to many modern concurrent programming challenges.
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Keeping Parallelism Balanced is a Must – Go Parallel
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It is very important to optimize applications for existing and forthcoming multicore microprocessors. However, a lack of balance in parallelism levels could lead to explosive parallelism with resulting slowdown rather than speedup.
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I am researching about parallel programming, multiprocessor and multicore since 1997. My last research is a new Packt’s book,