1. Great Idea!
- Posted by "C. K. Lester" <cklester at FLASH.NET>
Jul 24, 1997
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Last edited Jul 25, 1997
...if I must say so myself.
Why doesn't RDS contract out with a chip manufacturer to make a EUPHORIA
processor? You know, they'd make a chip whose "native code" or whatever
is EUPHORIA...
Then you could start selling it for use in a variety of appliances and
devices.
Anyway, is this plausible?
Later!
ck
2. Re: Great Idea!
C.K. Lester asks:
> Why doesn't RDS contract out with a chip manufacturer to make a EUPHORIA
> processor? You know, they'd make a chip whose "native code" or whatever
> is EUPHORIA...
> Then you could start selling it for use in a variety of appliances and
> devices.
> Anyway, is this plausible?
When you add two length-100 sequences in a single Euphoria statement,
it would be cool if you could dispatch 100 CPU's to do the job in parallel.
Euphoria programs would run better on a highly-parallel
machine, than similar programs written in C/C++, Java etc.
where you have to process things "one word at a time".
Therefore, when we finally reach the limits of semiconductor
technology, and parallelism is all we have left, Euphoria will rule!
Regards,
Rob Craig
Rapid Deployment Software
