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by indigochill
2928 days ago
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There's even a course from GA Tech (Intro to Operating Systems, publicly available on Udacity) that covers how to use threads safely and sanely. I went in knowing nothing but terror from a failed experiment in naive multithreading and came out wanting to apply threads to everything. Maybe not quite the right approach, but I at least feel vastly more confident with keeping them manageable. Like you say, managing how and when to lock is the key. |
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It takes a lot less expertise to make events as fast as threads as it takes to make threads as safe as events. I don't know about the rest of you, but I personally do not have a brain that can become an expert on every topic.