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by xcv123
1060 days ago
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> I mean it's not even right. Most parallel/concurrent pedants would consider multithreaded code to be "parallel" even if it is running on a single core. If you're using these as technical terms which have specific technical definitions, then concurrency and parallelism are distinct but related concepts, and parallel computing means executing code simultaneously on separate execution units, not time sliced on a single core. So yes I am actually right about this. Parallel computing is defined this way in CS and it's not a matter of opinion. |
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