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by sgtnoodle
1513 days ago
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I'm not a java programmer. I tried clicking 3 layers deep of links, but still have no idea what virtual threads are in this context. Is it a userspace thread implementation? I've used explicit context switching syscalls to "mock out" embedded real time OS task switching APIs. It's pretty fun and useful. The context switching itself may not be any faster than if the kernel does it, but the fact that it's synchronous to your program flow means that you don't have to spend any overhead synchronizing to mutexes, queues, etc. (You still have them, they just don't have to be thread safe.) |
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Yes.