Time for another Ecru release. This release should be a lot more stable: ctypes is no longer used for the Python interface. The major behaviour change I've added is support for Selfless objects, allowing for value equality: for example, Map objects with the same contents now compare equal. The rest of the work has been in code reorganization and preparation for concurrency support; vats are implemented now, and the REPL executes code by putting it into the vat's event queue. Eventual sends work now (i.e., "foo <- doStuff(x, y)"). Goals for the next couple releases are actual multi-vat execution, support for the 'when' expression, and portability to other OSes.
Ecru 0.1.3
Posted by
Allen Short
on Monday, September 1, 2008
Time for another Ecru release. This release should be a lot more stable: ctypes is no longer used for the Python interface. The major behaviour change I've added is support for Selfless objects, allowing for value equality: for example, Map objects with the same contents now compare equal. The rest of the work has been in code reorganization and preparation for concurrency support; vats are implemented now, and the REPL executes code by putting it into the vat's event queue. Eventual sends work now (i.e., "foo <- doStuff(x, y)"). Goals for the next couple releases are actual multi-vat execution, support for the 'when' expression, and portability to other OSes.
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