I don't know what your point is, then.
Haskell didn’t have it originally. Ok. But what do you think that says about whether it’s a new idea or not? What’s the connection? Why mention it in this thread about whether it's a new idea or not?
Haskell didn’t have it originally. Ok. But what do you think that says about whether it’s a new idea or not? What’s the connection? Why mention it in this thread about whether it's a new idea or not?
> The only systems which have supported compute-oriented composable parallelism like this are Cilk and TBB
Because it isn’t true. Haskell is an example of why it isn’t true.