@csepp yeah, I'm writing in it right now 👀 Are you taking a course on parallel computing? Here's a crash course book that's pretty good and might be useful: http://www.transputer.net/obooks/72-occ-046-00/tuinocc.pdf
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@csepp yeah, I'm writing in it right now 👀 Are you taking a course on parallel computing? Here's a crash course book that's pretty good and might be useful: http://www.transputer.net/obooks/72-occ-046-00/tuinocc.pdf 9 comments
@csepp It's not too weird, esp. if you've written prolog and pascal before. Let me know if you need some tools and things. @csepp This is the toolchain I'm using now, it works really quite well: https://github.com/pahihu/t4 @neauoire (And obviously the parallel computing holy grail would be a GreenArrays Forth multicomputer, but I doubt I'll ever see one up close. :sadlinux: ) |
@neauoire Sadly no, it's just a course with all the "weird" languages lumped into it, so students get exposed to more than just the few Industry Standard ™️ languages.
In order they are: Smalltalk (GNU version, no GUI or IDE, which is like, what), Haskell (idk how we'll get to the interesting typeclasses in 3 weeks), Prolog (already covered on logic class), Occam (because it was the only CSP language 15 years ago when the course was put together).