On Sunday 11 September 2005 01:29 pm, Wink Saville wrote:
> In the messaging system we've done, the messages are sent and processed
> asynchronously, and sending a message will be guaranteed never to block
> the sender and the receiver receive one message at a time. This has
> profound effect that a system can be composed of many (100's or 1000's
> or ...) of independent objects (threads/components) all communicating
> and working without the need for mutual exclusion objects
> (mutex/critical sections). Is there any reason to believe this won't work?
>
> Zed, does this strike you as interesting or related?
>
> Is this interesting to anyone else?

Yes!

Randy Kramer