In the today's world full of really cool and practical languages more or less fulfilling the goals Sonic seems to have, there is still one thing I'm utterly missing.
Namely seamless, user-friendly, efficient (both in terms of time to write & debug/make_it_safe and running time), dynamic (it'll react in run-time to changing number & performance of available individual processing units - be it CPU, GPU, FPGA, ...) multicore parallelism.
What are your plans in this regard?
To understand the extent I'm talking about, feel free to read the initial post in the thread vlang/v#1868 .
In the today's world full of really cool and practical languages more or less fulfilling the goals Sonic seems to have, there is still one thing I'm utterly missing.
Namely seamless, user-friendly, efficient (both in terms of time to write & debug/make_it_safe and running time), dynamic (it'll react in run-time to changing number & performance of available individual processing units - be it CPU, GPU, FPGA, ...) multicore parallelism.
What are your plans in this regard?
To understand the extent I'm talking about, feel free to read the initial post in the thread vlang/v#1868 .