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Re^3: using parallel processing to concatenate a string, where order of concatenation doesn't matterby shmem (Chancellor) |
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You might want to have a look at POE about how "parallelizing" is done without threads, in a cooperative multitasking way. The POE kernel doesn't deal out time slices (thus virtually parallelizing in the way an operating system kernel does), but expects of it's programs (or "sessions") to behave nicely and give back control whenever appropriate.
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