Note that OCaml 5.0 focuses on minimal (solid) support for the multicore runtime system, and will not provide stable user-facing concurrency and parallelism libraries.
Progress + report on OCaml multicore has been exceptionally well done for many months [0]? Quite big piece of work, impressive to see it materialising as general public availablity. I wouldn't be worried about higher level abstrations at this stage. Well done runtime part is the most important now.
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See also the actual roadmap[1] to the OCaml 5.0 - the first version of OCaml with Multicore upstreamed.
[1] https://discuss.ocaml.org/t/the-road-to-ocaml-5-0/8584
Wouldn't hold my breath
Progress + report on OCaml multicore has been exceptionally well done for many months [0]? Quite big piece of work, impressive to see it materialising as general public availablity. I wouldn't be worried about higher level abstrations at this stage. Well done runtime part is the most important now.
[0] https://discuss.ocaml.org/search?q=Multicore