Same goes for actors and blocking calls : if you're dealing with a few
coarsed
grained actors that handle a large state and communicate over an
unreliable
medium ( such as a network) , you're going to have a very different need
than
if all your actors run on the same cpu and each handle a very small part
of
your logic and data. In the second case you're using actors for thread
safety
and not really to manage failure or lag in actor to actor communications.
exactly my thoughts. unreliably UDP-style "best effort" delivery approach
which
is at the core of actors and "thread safety problems and their solutions on
a single
or multi core CPU box" are two different tasks at hand IMHO. unless i
misunderstand something fundamental here, which is of course possible.
Mike
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on Wed, 4 Oct 2017 00:16:14 +0200 Benjamin Garrigues < benjamin.garrigues@gmail.com> wrote: