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Blocking a thread on a future can be a major source of deadlocks, like any form of blocking, of course. In the actor paradigm where communication between actors should remain strictly asynchronous, | Blocking a thread on a future can be a major source of deadlocks, like any form of blocking, of course. In the actor paradigm where communication between actors should remain strictly asynchronous, | ||
- | The solution proposed in the [[http:// | + | The solution proposed in the [[http:// |
==== Working with Resolved Futures ==== | ==== Working with Resolved Futures ==== | ||
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Notice that, in this example, the new metaobject protocol is an extension of the old protocol. This enables it to invoke its parent' | Notice that, in this example, the new metaobject protocol is an extension of the old protocol. This enables it to invoke its parent' | ||
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For a good use case of actor mirrors, see the '' | For a good use case of actor mirrors, see the '' | ||
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Other methods that can be overridden are '' | Other methods that can be overridden are '' |
at/tutorial/actors.txt · Last modified: 2020/02/05 21:26 by elisag