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can_i_use_dci_in_a_system_with_parallelism_or_asynchrony [2015/04/21 14:04]
gazoot Clarified the async concept
can_i_use_dci_in_a_system_with_parallelism_or_asynchrony [2015/04/22 21:59] (current)
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 DCI provides no explicit facilities for either multithreading or parallelism. Neither does procedural programming or object-oriented programming. Parallel and multithreaded programs nonetheless exist in both procedural and object-oriented programming languages. There is no fundamental reason why they can't exist in a DCI implementation. DCI provides no explicit facilities for either multithreading or parallelism. Neither does procedural programming or object-oriented programming. Parallel and multithreaded programs nonetheless exist in both procedural and object-oriented programming languages. There is no fundamental reason why they can't exist in a DCI implementation.
  
-Regarding function callbacks, ​non-blocking I/O or other asynchronous-related concepts, there is no hindrance using them in DCI. For example in web applications,​ an AJAX request in a RoleMethod can simply use another RoleMethod as callback.+Regarding function callbacks, ​continuations ​or other asynchronous-related concepts, there is no hindrance using them in DCI. For example in web applications,​ an AJAX request in a RoleMethod can simply use another RoleMethod as callback.
  
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