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by bad_user
883 days ago
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Mutexes, semaphore, CAS, threads are fundamental and this doesn't change when you embrace monadic effect systems or continuations, even if some of the details change (e.g., obviously, if a computation can jump threads, then you need implementations of mutexes, semaphores, etc, that can jump threads). Also, programming languages in 10 years from now will be pretty much the same languages we have today. There might be a newcomer or two, but it will be niche, as incumbents don't really change and only grow. As a reminder, for people thinking that technologies change too fast, POSIX is still here and as relevant as ever. |
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