HiPE is now apart of the standard erlang distribution. But it doesn't generate an object-file; it generates a 'fat binary' with the native code alongside the regular BEAM code that is in a .beam...
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HiPE is now apart of the standard erlang distribution. But it doesn't generate an object-file; it generates a 'fat binary' with the native code alongside the regular BEAM code that is in a .beam...
This might be tough; erlang has a mechanism called 'ports' which let Erlang communicate with non-erlang languages, and as well, you can also write linked-in drivers for the erlang runtime which will...
I'm afraid I have no experience with load balancing hardware/switches, at least not to the point of being able to make a fair comparison. Doing it in erlang was relatively easy, however (I believe I...
In your class of problems, i.e. purely data computation, number crunching, there is little to be gained by high level languages; it's simply part of the job description that it needs to be done as...
Software is only getting more and more complicated. And that isn't going to change any time in the near future.
Because of it, I think it is in our best interest to seek out abstractions and tools...