Ok,
Thanks for the answers. I've gone down the route of adding totals to my
data structure.
cheers,
CR.
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HI All,
been playing with using go to pull data from a few sources and serve a
consolidated view as a webpage.
I've got most of it going ok, but hitting a wall trying to do a totals row
in an output table.
anyone know if the html/template package is able to do this?
the fallback is to prec
ok, fair enough. I guess I'm just used to thinking of concurrency in
database terms where locking is involved.
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Anyone got any thoughts on the way I've used channels to synchronize
things?
Would I be much better off using chan bool instead of chan string for
signaling?
I've seen some code that suggests that chan interface{} is a valid. what
can you send on that?
thanks,
CR
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Thanks Egon,
Ok, I take your point that one needs to strike a balance with the work done
in each goroutine to achieve optimum performance.
i understand that each goroutine doing a subblock of the board using
bitmaps would be faster, but as a learning exercise i'm keeping it simple.
In fact I
HI all,
So I figured Conways game of life would be a good exercise to get my feet
wet with go. Specifically i wanted to make the calculation of the next
board state to be concurrent.
I started a separate goroutine for each cell and then used a pair of
channels to synchronize updating to the
