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"Real-time" has a specific meaning in embedded and computing context. Does it mean that programs written in Carp have any guarantee on their order or duration of execution?
"Real-time" has a specific meaning in embedded and computing context. Does it mean that programs written in Carp have any guarantee on their order or duration of execution?
Unless it has a scheduler for a concurrency or threading framework, what other characteristics beyond memory management would be relevant? I guess maybe certain types of built-in data structures--you'd probably want a map/dictionary based on red-black or AVL trees rather than a hash table.
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"Real-time" has a specific meaning in embedded and computing context. Does it mean that programs written in Carp have any guarantee on their order or duration of execution?
Unless it has a scheduler for a concurrency or threading framework, what other characteristics beyond memory management would be relevant? I guess maybe certain types of built-in data structures--you'd probably want a map/dictionary based on red-black or AVL trees rather than a hash table.
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Unless it has a scheduler for a concurrency or threading framework, what other characteristics beyond memory management would be relevant? I guess maybe certain types of built-in data structures--you'd probably want a map/dictionary based on red-black or AVL trees rather than a hash table.
... or a hash table using RB/AVL trees rather than linked lists for hash buckets.
Flip note: java's hashmap uses red/black tree for nodes when there are too many collisions (and the keys are Comparable)
What's the difference between it and Common Lisp? Isn't Common Lisp also AOT compiled?
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I have not used carp, and janet only briefly. However, other than both using lisp syntax, there are very little similarities between the two. Janet has a garbage collector, no static types, no ownership tracking - the perf. is similar to lua, so is not be ideal for low-level/realtime systems, which carp is targeting.
> the perf. is similar to lua, so is not be ideal for low-level/realtime systems Lua runs on a bunch of low level systems, and not just for hobbyists (it's at the core of VxWorks, for example). Can you expand on why you think the language doesn't meet your performance criteria?
I like the cute syntax for type annotations.