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A high performance erlang TCP/IP stack

Paris et al., 2005

Document ID: 1362791534056112121
Author: Paris J; Gulias V; Valderruten A
Publication year: 2005
Publication venue: Proceedings of the 2005 ACM SIGPLAN Workshop on Erlang

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Functional languages are not often associated with the development of network stacks, mainly due to the lower performance and lack of support for system programming than more conventional languages such as C. However, there are functional languages that offer …

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