*Generative Communciation in Linda* Linda is a less well-known approach to concurrency, based on the idea of “tuple spaces”; essentially a “blackboard” where concurrent processes can post and consume messages. You can think of it as a specialization of the pub-sub pattern. The use of a “tuple space” gives Linda some interesting properties compared to other communication techniques; messages can be published independent of consumers, and, unlike RPC producers and consumers do not need to be online at the same time. Also, Linda is language agnostic, meaning you could implement producers and consumers in different languages. This post by Andrew Coyler has a summary of the paper Generative Communication in Linda; it’s an interesting read! https://lnkd.in/djVa2Hxj
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Carbon Language Successor Strategy: From C++ Interop to Memory Safety - Chandler Carruth - CppNow 23 The Carbon Language is an experimental successor to C++ motivated by a desire to effectively and scalably bring significant language improvements like memory safety to existing large-scale C++ code bases. Other efforts to evolve C++ like Cpp2 and Circle are structured more as a superset language, where Carbon [Carbon Language] is following a distinct successor language design. This talk will dive into the tradeoffs we see between these approaches and what motivates Carbon [Carbon Language] to take a different approach despite its challenges. One of the largest challenges of our successor approach is C++ interoperability, and Carbon [Carbon Language] is embedding the Clang C++ compiler directly into its toolchain to get the superpowers it needs to address this. While still in its early stages, this talk will give a detailed preview of what we expect C++ interop to look like in Carbon [Carbon Language] and how we plan to solve key implementation issues. It will cover complex cases like C++ templates and C++20 concepts, as well as showing how we plan to make the interop truly bidirectional. Last but not least, this talk will show how we expect our successor strategy to play out in practice. Memory safety is an especially motivating feature, requiring fundamental changes to how software is written to achieve safety without performance loss. This talk will show the path Carbon will provide to enable existing C++ code bases incrementally and scalably achieve safety and security. https://lnkd.in/dvwYBYP9
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