Excerpt: I hope it to be a note showing whether it’s possible to code the animated tree in concurrent JavaScript code. Or rather, which solution to choose – or which that suits best. «JavaScript is the most commonly used programming language on earth. Even Back-End developers are more likely to use it than any other language» – stackoverflow Developer Survey Results 2016. In other words: most of the world’s programmers are deprived of concurrency support in their programming language.

New Oct2015, updated 15May2021. This note is in groups Technology and My Go (golang) notes. I think it’s fair to copy my own comments at Go Forum in this note. I would also do newer golang-nuts and golang-dev matters that I have taken part in. The latter forums I won’t backlog. You will have to go there to read […]

New 27Feb2012, moved from 041 4Sept2015. Updated 24Sept2018 This page is in group Technology and is a note showing how you might implement a timer system better with correct typing. It assumes that you’re a systems programmer and understands that the system timer is the fastest you get at this level, since it’s incremented on every system timer/clock […]

Started 25Aug2015, edited 21Aug2016 This page is in group Technology and is about a facet of multi-threaded concurrent programming where some seem to think that synchronous non-buffered channels and processes are incompatible with hard real-time systems and guaranteed deadlines. Over a beer the other night, but oh so serious, I heard a computer scientist challenge C. Liu and J. Layland’s […]

Started 18Feb2015, updated 27Oct2021 (MIPI) – Plus a short update 31May2023 («NumPages» for .xe file for 14.4.1) This page is in group Technology (plus My XMOS pages) and is a blog note about my experience with the XMOS toolset xTIMEcomposer and XMOS HW and how I am going to use used the startKIT to control a small 40 litre […]

Started 29Oct2014, updated 1Sept2015 (then a small chapter on XMOS 12Nov2021) This page is in group Technology and is about a facet of multi-threaded concurrent programming where it’s an important matter that more or less independent sw-processes shall not make running difficult for the others. Intro During my previous blog notes, especially «Not so blocking after all» I […]

Started 8Sept2014, updated 9Sep2020 (User forums). This page is in group Technology and is about a facet of multi-threaded (or perhaps single-threaded) programming After having heard so often that «blocking is evil» and that it’s kind of the opposite – a necessary side of life –  I have finally unblocked on the semantics. It’s both. And neither. If so, I’d have […]

Started at Caffè Nero at Blackwell’s in Oxford on 24Aug2014, updated 17Sept2014. 22Oct2023: typos fixed. This page is in group Technology . (Update Oct2023: Observe that this note was written before I got acquainted with the XMOS xCore architecture and the xC language. TODO: I might one day make an addition for this.) Atomic is a […]

Started 26Feb2014, updated 11Apr2024 (ref [11] link), 20Sep2021 (PyCSP) This page is in group Technology Intro There are some implicit Wiki-refs at the bottom. These terms are be bold at first occasion. I want learn a little more on CSP (Communicating Sequential Processes), and from zero I want to learn about Node.js, Clojure, ClojureScript (all server side) and JavaScript (client […]

This page is in group Technology. Started work on this 1Feb2014, probably finished now (updated 7Jul2020 (table)) Intro In this note I will describe two articles about software components. The article «Component Models for Reasoning» (Seceleanu, Crnkovic) [01] and «Tool support for the rapid composition, analysis and implementation of reactive services» (Kraemer, Slåtten, Herrmann) [02]. […]