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Preben Randhol wrote:
>                      is ignorant of

Yup. As I've said before, a few of us keep mentioning Ada
in the C++ newsgroups as a resource to use when concurrent
programming for C++ is finally designed into the language
standard. We'll see what happens. The mills of the gods
grind slow...