On 27 juil, 17:11, Paolo Bonzini <
[hidden email]> wrote:
> Smalltalk processes traditionally have adopted the parallel processing
> model using Semaphores rather than the concurrency model. Besides the
> presence of the SharedQueue class in the base library, very little is
> provided by Smalltalk to help writing concurrent programs using an
> event-driven style.
>
> Is there any effort to provide Occam-like
> (
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Occam_programming_language) constructs in
> Smalltalk?
I'm aware of some work about doing some Occam-pi code generation from
Smalltalk in order to do simulations.
Do you know Urbiscript language ? It's an open-source robotic
language :
http://www.urbiforge.org/with event-based parallelism. I would like to have something similair
in Smalltalk ;-)
I do a very small code translator from Smalltalk to UrbiScript.
Regards,
Locked
