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by fulafel
1481 days ago
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Generally yes to the first question, no to the second. If you want your code to have low perturbance on other concurrent work done by the system, implementing it in a inefficient way doesn't usually help with that goal, since then your code will just be executing all the time because it takes a long time to finish. And you still won't have good control of the execution resources compared to using normal tools like OS scheduling policies to address the goal. |
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