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by Reelin
2100 days ago
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This is just silly. What concurrency model doesn't "fight for resources and introduce bugs"? Threads (and pointers, which you compared them to) are the abstraction at the hardware level - everything else has to be built on top of them in one way or another. Just because you have access to threads (or pointers) doesn't mean you have to make poor architectural decisions. I'd like to draw your attention to Doom Eternal which takes the thread pool model through to its logical conclusion. (https://twitter.com/axelgneiting/status/1241487918046347264) I hope you'll agree that's an example of meeting the needs of real software. (I'm sure it's not the first or only example of that approach, it was just on my mind because it came up recently.) |
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