I\'m looking at AKKA\'s Java Futures API, and I see a lot of ways to handle multiple futures of the same type, but I don\'t see anything that pops out at me for handling futures of different types. I开
I have a total n00b question here on synchronization. I have a \'writer\' thread which assigns a different value \'p\' to a promise at each iteration. I need \'reader\' threads which wait for shared_f
I\'m writing a generic Future&开发者_StackOverflow社区lt;T> class which encapsulates getting a value asynchronously and I\'ve noticed most existing implementations on the web have with a contract l
I\'m looking into writing a userland threading library, since there seems to be no active work in this area, and I believe the C++0x promises and futuresmay give this model some power. Unfortunately,
What\'s the the connection between开发者_JS百科 those Future-related class and traits in Scala, and why are they sprinkled over different packages?
The only model that I can come up with for running multiple similar processes (SIMD) using Java Futures (java.util.concurrent.Future<T>) is as follows:
I have the following code: for (int i = 0; i < nComp; i++) { Ca开发者_JAVA技巧llable<Long> worker = new WSCaller(compConns[i]);
When I wait for result of Scala Future, does it behave more like receive, or like react, i.e. does it block a thread, or sched开发者_StackOverflow中文版ules a continuation after result if available?Ye
I have this setup: Parent, with a collection of Child. class Parent { IList<Child> Childs { get; set; }
We Are The Future (我们就是未来) H.O.T 专辑:Wolf & Sheeps 语种: 韩语 发行时间:1997开发者_运维技巧-07-05