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by mhd
5788 days ago
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That depends a lot on your OS and your threading mechanism. It used to be pretty bad on Linux for example, but the modern NPTL implementation is much better. And even then it still doesn't mean that your language has to stick to a 1:1 threading model. The main problem with threads is the relative complexity of the programming and debugging model. I don't really see a complete migration from threads to async, I see a migratino from threads to a multitude of models, where async is just one of them. |
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