I unexpectedly found a really nice document on sequential consistency as it relates to a programming lanaguage, in this case that language is Chapel (a parallel language by Cray from the 2000s) - https://chapel-lang.org/docs/language/spec/memory-consistency-model.html. If I had known about this before my talk, I probably could have expressed the idea in about 10% of the time :-).

And whereas this is written from the perspective that "Chapel provides a multiprocess" runtime environment and their concerns are "ensuring sequential consistency" in it; my whole premise was, given the idea of sequential consistency and how it applies to parallel environments, how can we express things concurrently with the intent on running them sequentially.

In reply to Re: a look at Sub::Genius with the debugger, and use v in 2021 by oodler
in thread a look at Sub::Genius with the debugger, and use v in 2021 by Aldebaran

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