Indeed. Gpars is an amazing and super reliable piece of software.
I would be happy to contribute to keep it building and running.
Cheers,
Paolo
On Mon, Feb 4, 2019 at 3:16 PM Paul King wrote:
> Thanks for all your efforts Russel, GPars wouldn't have become the very
> useful library it is tod
Thanks for all your efforts Russel, GPars wouldn't have become the very
useful library it is today without your efforts.
You are right though that things have changed. I'll try to find time to see
what still builds with a view to doing a new release (with perhaps much
functionality pruned).
Cheer
Understandable but sorry to hear it all the same.
For the record, I make a lot of use of GPars and it is extremely reliable
and solid. I've been on the verge of submitting a pull request to add
back-pressure to the actor classes since that's my main pain point in using
the library.
Thanks for all
Thank you for all your hard work over the years! Much appreciated
On Sat, Feb 2, 2019 at 1:55 PM Russel Winder wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have come to the decision to stop working on GPars. I have done very
> little
> over the last year anyway, there has been no interest at all from the
> Groovy
> commun
Hi,
I have come to the decision to stop working on GPars. I have done very little
over the last year anyway, there has been no interest at all from the Groovy
community, and I am not doing much with Groovy or even the JVM these days –
except perhaps some Kotlin for writing the DLanguage CLion plug
