Re: [Caml-list] Parallelism in newer versions of ocaml

[Raoul Duke <raould@gmail.com>]

Might be subjective. Some people don't mind having things be e.g.
event-driven co-operating threads style, which is probably already
available. :-) Beyond that, for something with e.g. pre-emption of
some sort? Ideally something that is both well founded theoretically,
and long proven pragmatically. Not sure what that would be, though.
Some things which are at least pragmatically proven: Ada's Ravenscar
profile; Actor-ish approaches like Erlang. There's stuff like process
algebras/calculi such as Occam-Pi with static checkers. There's Go's
variant on such process-channel themes. There's stuff like
Haskell/Clojure's STMs (which are still contentious). There's all the
stuff in Rust.