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by monocasa
2276 days ago
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Coopertively scheduling across your other isolation boundaries is a pain point, but it's a great architecture for within a single context (ie. within the kernel, or within a single process). Linux has a lot of cruft and isn't as async as some would like, but NT is pretty async underneath it all (although they still allow you to do syncronous work as well). |
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