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The CLR (.NET Runtime) kinda does this. The host can substitute threading and I/O implementations. Msft's SQL Server actually does this; when you build C# store
by TimothyFitz 17y ago
The CLR (.NET Runtime) kinda does this. The host can substitute threading and I/O implementations. Msft's SQL Server actually does this; when you build C# stored procedures they're actually running on NT Fibers (green threads) with async I/O.