Concurrency in Erlang & Scala: The Actor Model Applications are becoming increasingly concurrent, yet the traditional way of doing this, threads and locks, is very troublesome. This article highlights Erlang and Scala, two programming languages that use a different approach to concurrency: the actor model. The continuous increase of computer processor clock rate has recently slowed down, in part d
Introduction With the advent of multi-core processors concurrent programming is becoming indispensable. Scala's primary concurrency construct is actors. Actors are basically concurrent processes that communicate by exchanging messages. Actors can also be seen as a form of active objects where invoking a method corresponds to sending a message. The Scala Actors library provides both asynchronous an
The OpenCL registry contains formatted specifications of the OpenCL API, OpenCL C programming language, OpenCL SPIR-V environment, and OpenCL extensions. The OpenCL registry also includes header files, links to reference pages, reference cards, and other related documentation. The asciidoctor source for the specifications in this registry is available in the OpenCL-Docs GitHub repository. This reg
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