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Attempted to write a parallel word-count program while playing with Julia's parallelism. See https://github.com/ajdecon/julia-wordcount. To duplicate, run "julia -p 2 testrun.j" using the files in this repo.
When I spawn the wordcount function (which returns a HashTable) to a second processor and then try to fetch() the result, I get a de-serialization error.
Message from @JeffBezanson suggests that the problem is the lack of custom serialize/deserialize methods for HashTables.
User code gets run in the module `ExercismTestReports`, not `Main` as assumed.
Instead, check for definitions in current module with `@__MODULE__` (which, as of current, expands to `ExercismTestReports`).
Attempted to write a parallel word-count program while playing with Julia's parallelism. See https://github.com/ajdecon/julia-wordcount. To duplicate, run "julia -p 2 testrun.j" using the files in this repo.
When I spawn the wordcount function (which returns a HashTable) to a second processor and then try to fetch() the result, I get a de-serialization error.
Message from @JeffBezanson suggests that the problem is the lack of custom serialize/deserialize methods for HashTables.
See this thread in the julia-dev list for more details: http://groups.google.com/group/julia-dev/browse_thread/thread/6aad0d71691e9d4c.
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