So even though, your own brain and the brains of most humans, run time loops of sorts, to track the event-sequences of their lives, you assert that there is better logic to do it, and that we should model our machines to think differently from us?

Yes, I feel that I am qualified to comment on how the inner logic of my mind works. ... even without some degree.... philosopher, know thyself

In any event, at my level of programming, event loops are the cat's meow, and our numbers are growing everyday. Be afarid, very afraid . :-)

I'm not really a human, but I play one on earth.
Old Perl Programmer Haiku ................... flash japh

In reply to Re^17: Should I use threads? Perl/DHCP/Radius by zentara
in thread Should I use threads? Perl/DHCP/Radius by Anonymous Monk

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