Termite: a Lisp for Distributed Computing

By klsh on July 18, 2005 2:28 PM | | TrackBacks (0)

Making it stick.: Termite: a Lisp for Distributed Computing
wow distributed scheme!

[...]In short: take Scheme, remove mutations, add isolated processes with mailboxes, add message sending and receiving operations and an addressing mechanism.

The bottom line is Termite is Erlang's distributed concurrency model ported to a dialect of Scheme that has been pared back to something like the sequential aspects of the Erlang language


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