Comment Re:Good luck on the compiler HERE'S ONE (Score 1) 168
Totally disagree with the notion that compilers need to somehow gleen implied parallelism from the source code. If anything .NET and J2EE taught us is that developers can indeed consume relatively complex frameworks to achieve threaded/concurrent application design. In this case, .NET and J2EE take care of OLTP computing architectures.
For data-intensive batch processing, we have http://www.pervasivedatarush.com/ and other frameworks. Yes, you have to be able to build self-contained components that can be assembled in a dataflow graph of sorts... but developers had to learn the same craft when EJB's were invented.
Bring on the cores, Intel. Do you feel lucky? Do ya?
For data-intensive batch processing, we have http://www.pervasivedatarush.com/ and other frameworks. Yes, you have to be able to build self-contained components that can be assembled in a dataflow graph of sorts... but developers had to learn the same craft when EJB's were invented.
Bring on the cores, Intel. Do you feel lucky? Do ya?
