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by adaszko
2492 days ago
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> One of the major reasons behind the superior performance of async/await futures relative to threads/goroutines/etc. is that async/await compiles to a state machine in the manner described in this post, so a stack is not needed. That's a great optimization but doesn't that mean it also breaks stack traces? |
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