Hello everyone, I have a question about calling parallel Guile functions from a parallel C program.
Suppose the situation is such that there is a parallel C program and two threads which call Guile functions and that these Guile functions use future to go parallel. The Guile doc says "Internally, a fixed-size pool of threads is used to evaluate futures, (...) the pool contains one thread per available CPU core, minus one, to account for the main thread." Then how does this work in the situation I described? Do the two concurrent parallel Guile functions use threads from the same pool or is there actually two pool? (ie. does each C threads calling a Guile function have an independent Guile environment regarding the possible parallelization of the Guile function itself?) I'm not sure my question is very clear, sorry if it's not the case :-S. Thanks! -- Pablo. http://pablo.rauzy.name/
