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Programmable Concurrency in a Pure and Lazy LanguageProgrammable Concurrency in a Pure and Lazy Language, Peng Li's 2008 PhD dissertation, is a bit more implementation focused than is common on LtU. The paper does touch on a wide range of concurrency mechanisms so it might have value to any language designer considering ways to tackle the concurrency beast.
The paper's summary explains what I like most about it:
Even if concurrency isn't your thing, section 6.3 describes the author's findings on the pros and cons of both purity and laziness in a systems programming context. By James Iry at 2008-12-15 03:00 | Functional | Implementation | Parallel/Distributed | other blogs | 17159 reads
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