Look at the article of Herb Sutter, I feel that concurrency programming has become the next programming revolution:
The main most important reason is that the development of the CPU is basically determined in the future, AMD, Intel will be released as the mainstream CPU in the next few years. Imagine how many users are used. At the core CPU, you will also write a single-threaded program, use only one CPU core, wasted to waste most of the processor resources? You can only write a single thread program, huh, huh, there is always someone written, the program performance written by others is 50% higher than your program performance, even a few times, who will use who the user use? At that time, you have to write multithreaded concurrent programs?
There is a view in the text that it is only the mainstream of the entire programming mode to become the mainstream of those who have experienced multi-year test, rather than the new nouns in the mouth. For example, OO has subversed to the mainstream after it has been there many years, it is also such a situation in concurrent programming, and external needs mature will make it subversive, and there is also the ability to subvert programming mode.
