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Author(s):	Andrew Francis
Location	Main hall
Date	nov Sun 11	Days Raw Files
Start	13:50	First Raw Start	13:50
Duration	00:45:00	Offset	0:00:24
End	14:35	Last Raw End	14:24
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Description:	The Santa Claus Problem is a conceptually simple but notoriously tough concurrency problem. For 20 years, the problem has been used to highlight new concurrency features. Polyphonic C# sports an elegant solution using join patterns. I prototyped a version of join patterns for Stackless Python. Rather than hack Stackless Python's C code base, I use PyPy's stackless.py module and greenlets! markdown
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