- Home
- Software
- Threads FAQ
- A glossary of terms used in threaded programming
- About the multithreaded programming FAQ
- After I create a certain number of threads, my program crashes [Unix]
- Asynchronous thread cancellation [Unix]
- How can I perform a join on any non-specific thread? [Unix]
- Mixing threads and signals [Unix]
- The history of threads
- What are the main families of threads?
- What is a thread?
- Why are reentrant library and system call interfaces good?
teideal glic deisbhéalach
Bryan O'Sullivan's blog
Blog Archives
Slides from my Erlang Factory talk this morning
I had a wonderful time at the Bay Area Erlang Factory this morning, speaking to an Erlang audience about the different perspective that Haskell brings to functional programming. It was a relaxed and friendly crowd, and speaking to a receptive…
Posted in haskell
Speaking at Bay Area Erlang Factory in April
My friends at Erlang Training and Consulting are running an organising an event in Palo Alto at the end of April: Erlang Factory. If you’re interested in the ferment of ideas and activity around functional programming, this promises to be…
Posted in haskell
Using Bloom filters for large scale gene sequence analysis in Haskell
Ketil Malde and I submitted this paper to PADL 09. Updated 2008-10-13: the paper was accepted! Here is the PDF copy. And for the impatient, here is the abstract. Analysis of biological data often involves large data sets and computationally…
Slides from my DEFUN 2008 Haskell tutorial
I’ve posted my slides from tomorrow morning’s Haskell tutorial on Slideshare. (There’s a downloadable PDF version, too, if you find that an easier format to deal with.) I’ve also posted a Mercurial repository of the slide source code, in case…
Posted in haskell
Some notes on the future of Haskell and FP
Don Stewart, Duncan Coutts and Simon Marlow ended the Haskell Symposium yesterday with a wonderful session about the future of Haskell. Don and Duncan began with an acknowledgement of the importance of libraries to the health and future of the…
Posted in haskell
