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async runtimes and concurrency primitives in @rustlang he/they (available for hire)

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    1. recharging purple storm‏ @ember_arlynx 15 Mar 2018
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      hey @aaron_turon have you seen https://www.cs.rochester.edu/u/scott/papers/2018_PPoPP_IBR.pdf … ? think it'd be good in Rust?

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    2. corvus frugilegus‏ @glaebhoerl 16 Mar 2018
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      Replying to @ember_arlynx @aaron_turon

      maybe we should also cc @stjepang :)

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    3. Aaron Turon‏ @aaron_turon 16 Mar 2018
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      Agreed :) I’m not working in this space these days.

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    4. Stjepan Glavina‏ @stjepang 17 Mar 2018
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      Replying to @aaron_turon @glaebhoerl

      Thanks for the link! It's interesting to observe how HP and EBR have been slowly converging into a single hybrid algorithm. I'll give the paper some thought over the next few days.

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    5. corvus frugilegus‏ @glaebhoerl 17 Mar 2018
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      Replying to @stjepang @aaron_turon

      Given the similarity between HP and reference counting you've observed, I wonder if this is somehow analogous to the way most practical garbage collection algorithms end up as hybrids between tracing and reference counting (per the unified theory of gc paper).

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    6. Stjepan Glavina‏ @stjepang 17 Mar 2018
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      Replying to @glaebhoerl @aaron_turon

      Sure, RC/HP/IBR/EBR/QSBR very much looks like a spectrum of memory reclamation strategies. I'm currently working on AtomicPtr that works with Box and Arc rather than raw pointers, and there's an algorithm behind the scenes which is not exactly HP nor RC, but something in between.

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      Stjepan Glavina‏ @stjepang 17 Mar 2018
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      Replying to @stjepang @glaebhoerl @aaron_turon

      Btw, somewhat relatedly, this reminds me of a cool essay on the following idea: Transactional memory is to shared-memory concurrency as garbage collection is to memory management. https://homes.cs.washington.edu/~djg/papers/analogy_oopsla07.pdf …

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        1. recharging purple storm‏ @ember_arlynx 17 Mar 2018
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          interesting

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        1. corvus frugilegus‏ @glaebhoerl 25 Mar 2018
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          very interesting, thanks! I'm not sure how 'convinced' I feel - the region typing bits were the most compelling, which ~corresponds to how both Box<T> and Mutex<T> need to be borrowed to be used, but then that seems like it'd rope a lot of other things into the analogy as well...

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