Vectorization of an applicative language: current results and future directions
It is shown that applicative programs do not require special hardware for efficient execution, and with little effort can automatically exploit concurrent and vector processors. The author praises applicative languages for their semantic aesthetics, describes their potential inefficiencies, and high...
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