Scientific computing and parallel computing C++23/C++26

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On Wednesday, 19 January 2022 at 15:25:31 UTC, Tejas wrote:
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> I thought it would matter quite a bit in this context as well, 
> since functional programming languages are found to model 
> hardware more fluidly(naturally?) than imperative languages 
> like C++(yes, it's multi paradigm as well but come on)

I haven't experienced that at all. Functional programming is 
nothing like a HDL language (VHDL, Verilog) and those languages 
functions completely differently than functional programming. 
They are somewhat parallel in nature at least but not like 
functional programming.

I've found that imperative languages models a CPU better 
(sequence of instructions) than functional programming languages 
which seems to have more a high level concept.