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Looks like clojure will have a fork-join implementation which looks like a functional wrapper over java’s fork join framework.
I am wondering what the difference between these and pmap/preduce could be ?
Fork-join is more general than the sequence-based
pmap/preduce, and should allow for more fine-grained control over parallelism. The exact APIs for doing this are still up in the air.