Pradeep bhatt wrote:Sorry for the typo. I meant write ,not right.
What are the alternatives to Erlang?
That depends on what you mean by alternatives. Erlang is a general purpose language so in that sense it can fit in where any other language can fit in. However, if you mean what are the alternatives that provide process isolation, message passing, massive concurrency, etc. Well there really isn't any. None that provide a similar combination of features as Erlang.
There are others that provide Massive Concurrency (Haskell, Gambit Scheme, Mozart-Oz, etc), but not that have this same unique combination of features.