LabVIEW Anywhere - Tom McQuillan(Abstract G Team) - GDevCon#4

Come learn about compiler technologies and how they relate to LabVIEW graphical dataflow (G). We’ll even explore how to could build a compiler for graphical dataflow programs, which would allow us to run our G code anywhere!
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[@chudchadanstud]

So we should double the compile time? Why not just use the Erlang? It's been tried and tested doe decades.

[@amirerfanian4418]

@3:22 , Hello Tom , Definitely G code is awesome and creating concurrent code is really easy ,but if you study Go programming language , you will see writhing concurrent code in Go is 1- easer and 2- more efficient .
Goroutines and Channels and the compiler are designed for highly concurrent code , I'm talking about thousands Goroutines that run concurrently an communicate via channels