[Caml-list] OCaml-Java & concurrent programming: request for feedback

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Dear list,

The OCaml-Java is a project whose goal is to allow compilation
of OCaml sources to Java bytecode, thus allowing execution on
any JVM. The objectives are to gain access to a greater number
of libraries, and to be able to take advantage of multiple cores.

A new binary release of OCaml-Java has just been published,
with an enhanced version of the "concurrent" library. The library
features many different abstractions over concurrent computations:
atomics, futures, fork/join, map/reduce, STM, etc. An introduction
to the library can be found at the following address:
    http://ocamljava.x9c.fr/preview/concurrency.html
while general information about the project, and download links
can be reached at the following address:
    http://ocamljava.x9c.fr/preview/


I am looking for testers of the OCaml-Java project at large, and
of the concurrent library in particular. So, if you are interested in
OCaml multicore programming, just give it a try and give feedback
(either here, by private mail, or through the bugtracker available
at http://bugs.x9c.fr). Thanks in advance.



Regards,

Xavier Clerc