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A co nowego slychac w parallel computing? Przez ostatnie pare lat slychac o 
nadchodzacej rewolucji, ale na razie nie za bardzo wiadomo z ktorej strony. 

Sun jakis czas rozpoczal pracy na czyms takim: 

http://research.sun.com/projects/plrg/faq/index.html

"What is Fortress? Fortress is a new programming language designed for high-
performance computing (HPC) with high programmability. In order to explore 
breakaway approaches to improving programmability, the Fortress design has 
not been tied to legacy language syntax or semantics; all aspects of HPC 
language design have been rethought from the ground up. As a result, we are 
able to support features in Fortress such as transactions, specification of 
locality, and implicit parallel computation, as integral features built into 
the core of the language. Features such as the Fortress component system and 
test framework facilitate program assembly and testing, and enable powerful 
compiler optimizations across library boundaries. Even the syntax and type 
system of Fortress are custom-tailored to modern HPC programming, supporting 
mathematical notation and static checking of properties such as physical 
units and dimensions, static type checking of multidimensional arrays and 
matrices, and definitions of domain-specific language syntax in libraries. 
Moreover, Fortress has been designed with the intent that it be a 
``growable'' language, gracefully supporting the addition of future language 
features. In fact, much of the Fortress language itself (even the definition 
of arrays and other basic types) is encoded in libraries atop a relatively 
small core language."

Ale nie wiadomo kiedy to cos bedzie gotowe i nie sadze by to cos mialo byc 
general purpose language. 

Wie ktos co slychac w Microsofcie? Gdzies indziej? (Nie, nie sadze by to byl 
Erlang czy Oz).


A.

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