[ravenhappy]

Some time ago I came across an interesting system called "SequenceL", developed with NASA, and originally hosted at texasmulticoretechnologies.com. You can still find some examples at rosettacode.org, but the language SequenceL and the company behind it appear to have vanished from the internet in 2017... I have the original community binaries, restricted to four core multithreading, and lots of promotional material and some relevant whitepapers. Does anyone know anything about what happened to SequenceL? Would it be safe to share a modified binary that unlocks more than four cores? With all the current interest in LLMs a system that is specialized for things like massive multicore matrix multiplication seems like something to share. Happy to discuss, and thanks!

EDIT: here's an example article about SequenceL's compiling interpreter and its ability to generate auto-parallelized, massively multi-threaded C++, that's provably race and deadlock free: https://web.archive.org/web/20130128065802/http://www.rtcmag...