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Topic: Erlang


In the News (Thu 16 Feb 12)

  
  Erlang
The py_interface package is acting as an Erlang node written in 100% Python, like the JInterface for Java.
This is an HTTP 1.1 compliant XML-RPC library for Erlang.
New versions of the Erlang/OTP Megaco application is released under the Erlang Public License (EPL).
www.erlang.org   (0 words)

  
  Erlang
Erlang is used all over the world in high-tech projects where reliability counts.
The Erlang flagship project (built by Ericsson, the Swedish telecom company) is the AXD301.
Erlang does not have "A C-like syntax to make it easy to learn." It is not "Object Oriented," it does not have "Mutable state," and it's a "Functional programming Language."
www.pragmaticprogrammer.com /articles/erlang.html   (958 words)

  
  What is erlang? - A Word Definition From the Webopedia Computer Dictionary   (Site not responding. Last check: )
Network designers use the erlang to understand traffic patterns within a voice network and use the figures to determine how many lines are required between a telephone system and a central office or between network locations.
Erlang B is used to work out how many lines are required if the traffic figure during the busiest hour is known.
Erlang C -- this model assumes that all blocked calls are queued in the system until they can be handled.
www.webopedia.com /TERM/E/erlang.html   (372 words)

  
 Erlang traffic and call center / call centre calculators   (Site not responding. Last check: )
The Erlang B Calculator can be used to work out how many lines you need for a trunk group if you know the Busy Hour Traffic which the trunk group is offered.
The Erlangs and Bandwidth Calculator can be used to estimate the bandwidth which must be provided through an IP based to satisfactorily transport a given busy hour traffic level.
The Erlang C Calculator can be used to estimate how many agents are required in a call centre, if the quantity and length of incoming calls are known.
www.erlang.com /calculator   (331 words)

  
 Frequently Asked Questions about Erlang   (Site not responding. Last check: )
Erlang is good at solving these sorts of problems because this is the problem domain it was originally designed for.
Applications written in Erlang are often composed of hundreds or thousands of lightweight processes.Context switching between Erlang processes is typically one or two orders of magnitude cheaper than switching between threads in a C program.
People use Erlang for all sorts of surprising things, for instance to communicate with X11 at the protocol level, but, there are some common situations where Erlang is not likely to be the language of choice.
www.erlang.org /faq/t1.html   (983 words)

  
 Erlang goes multi-core
One of the fundamental properties of the Erlang language is built-in support for very light-weight processes, each with its own memory, and using explicit message passing for their communication.
Because of this most applications written in Erlang are realized as a number of cooperating Erlang processes representing something in the problem domain of the application, for example active call sessions, connections or transactions.
With Erlang, most of the problems which occur in multi-threaded programs have been solved once and for all in the Erlang VM and does not have to be handled by the application programmers.
www.ericsson.com /technology/opensource/erlang/news/archive/erlang_goes_multi_core.shtml   (659 words)

  
 Erlang Training and Consulting Ltd, your one stop shop for all your Erlang/OTP needs
Erlang Training and Consulting Ltd. is your one stop shop for all your Erlang needs.
We offer Erlang/OTP training at all levels, experienced Erlang contractors, consulting services, in-house systems development and Erlang based recruitment services.
Erlang Training and Consulting Ltd, in conjunction with its sponsoring of the Erlang User Conference is organising the 2007 Obfuscated Erlang competition.
www.erlang-consulting.com   (353 words)

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