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digitalmars.D - ETA on multiprogramming

reply JMNorris <nospam nospam.com> writes:
Just curious, but what is the eta D offering good support for multicore / 
multiprocessor / multithreaded / multiwhatever programming.  Is this 
supposed to be a D3 feature?  If so, perhaps I should expect an tea of 
about a year or two?  Or perhaps this is expected to be available with D4 
with perhaps an eta of, say, 3 to 4 years?  Please understand that I'm NOT 
expecting an answer like "Q3 2008".

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JMNorris
Mar 28 2008
parent reply Walter Bright <newshound1 digitalmars.com> writes:
JMNorris wrote:
 Just curious, but what is the eta D offering good support for multicore / 
 multiprocessor / multithreaded / multiwhatever programming.  Is this 
 supposed to be a D3 feature?  If so, perhaps I should expect an tea of 
 about a year or two?  Or perhaps this is expected to be available with D4 
 with perhaps an eta of, say, 3 to 4 years?  Please understand that I'm NOT 
 expecting an answer like "Q3 2008".
I think it's a D3 feature. But we're trying to be careful to not sabotage it in advance by putting some thoughtless feature into D2. I think it'd be a good idea to finalize D2 sometime in the fall.
Mar 29 2008
parent reply JMNorris <nospam nospam.com> writes:
Walter Bright <newshound1 digitalmars.com> wrote in
news:fskpp0$u6e$3 digitalmars.com: 

 I think it's a D3 feature. But we're trying to be careful to not 
 sabotage it in advance by putting some thoughtless feature into D2. I 
 think it'd be a good idea to finalize D2 sometime in the fall.
Wow, a Saturday night (actually Sunday morning) at midnight reply. I'm impressed. Now, should I be impressed favorably or unfavorably? :-) Seriously, thanks for the reply. -- JMNorris
Mar 29 2008
parent Walter Bright <newshound1 digitalmars.com> writes:
JMNorris wrote:
 Wow, a Saturday night (actually Sunday morning) at midnight reply.  I'm 
 impressed.  Now, should I be impressed favorably or unfavorably?  :-)
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Mar 30 2008