If you are looking for a process pool or similar, http://abundance.rubyforge.org/
it forks an n amount of concurrent process workers then seed/harvest
them by
unix sockets communication,
Well, I’m not sure what you’re after. Two libraries for actor-based
concurrency (one of them mine) have been linked, but those aren’t really
anything like java.util.concurrent.
Are you wanting a small framework for backgrounding work into “thread”
pools? (which would more likely be implemented as process pools)
Ruby’s threads provide only sequential execution, since Ruby’s memory
model
is inherently sequential. For concurrent processing it’s best to farm
things off to additional processes so that the OS’s scheduler can make
them
concurrent. There are packages to do this as well (e.g. BackgroundDRb)
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