Design Article
Making the transition from sequential to implicit parallel programming: Part 8
Rishiyur S. Nikhil (Bluespec) and Arvind (MIT)
10/2/2007 12:05 AM EDT
In the final part of this series, the authors describe the remaining barriers to making parallel functional programming viable for widespread production use including the marriage of atomic transactions with functional languages.Click to view full content
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wwwalker
10/4/2007 1:11 AM EDT
That citation "Object Oriented Concurrent Constraint Programming in Oz" leads to an article in German. I would suggest using http://babelfish.altavista.com to translate from German into English. Also there is no fulltext at that link unless you are a member of ACM I guess. Oz is a language for distributed programming, not a country like where I am from - Australia - quite confusing for a beginner with this jargon.
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10/15/2007 6:56 AM EDT
This article series is a well-written and succinct overview of the state of parallel programming today. Thanks to the authors!
However, I wonder how "real" pH is, given that there are no references to implementations of pH or to real-life applications written in pH. As far as I can see from some quick Web searches, pH still is an academic research project.
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