Hi Boris
> (something goes wrong when sending off a million agents, and for a
> while I am only using 1 of the four CPU's.)
> (using send or send-off doesn't seem to make a difference here,
> performance or crash-wise)
Your issue is not agent specific,
consider this code which for me blows up with out of memory error:
(dotimes [t 8]
(time
(let [numbers (for [i (range (pow 10 t))] 15)]
(do
(println (pow 10 t) "additions")
(doseq [a numbers] (+ 1 a))
(doseq [a numbers] (+ 1 a))))))
(NB: I used pow 8 for raw numbers, however you can run out of memory
with pow 7 using atoms)
There was a recent thread about true lazyness which might provide a
solution (not sure sorry).
Regards,
Tim.
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