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by ank_the_elder
3630 days ago
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I'm aware of svchost, however I'm not sure I agree with his comment about the technique being "outdated" without more information on what he meant precisely. Did he mean that... using a monolithic process is outdated? using a shared process is outdated? using threads is outdated? trying to conserve RAM in this fashion is outdated? svchost in Windows in particular is outdated? Starting services on a 'need to run' basis is outdated? ...and quite a few other options. It seems to me like all OSs have similar facilities, so I'm not sure what he means that would not apply to other OSs. |
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However the biggest problem with 2) is that you cannot see what individual thread(s) cause problems and you cannot easily kill/restart the offending DLL.