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Definition of a simple MAP Reduce API

I am developing a distributed processing API in Java, Erlang and Ruby. What basic commands can I include from which I can build mapreduce, pipelining, and all the most used parallell algorithms on top of it.

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You may get some hints from this blog post, which I found quite useful.

http://ox.no/posts/minimalistic-mapreduce-in-net-4-0-with-the-new-task-parallel-library-tpl

bjornhol  2010-03-18 13:22:12
@bjornhol. Thanks for the link, I'll check it out
Zubair  2010-03-18 13:28:33

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