Some call his classes "Uncle John’s Mystery Hour," in which John McCarthy can and will lecture on the last thing he thought of before rushing late through the door and down the stairs to the front of the lecture hall.
Some call his classes "Uncle John’s Mystery Hour," in which John McCarthy can and will lecture on the last thing he thought of before rushing late through the door and down the stairs to the front of the lecture hall. 5 comments
This is actually the better starting point: http://www.dalnefre.com/wp/2010/06/solving-same-fringe-with-stream-generators/ @kototama I was porting the same-fringe solution from K to uxntal this morning, and I stumbled on it :) |
@neauoire This is very interesting. I was not aware of Qlambda, and so (long ago now) I created a Scheme with concurrent execution of my own devising. I called it Gannet. The goal was to make it easy to program FPGAs with a network-on-chip. Later, we turned it into a language for programming manycore systems.