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> delegating the work to a threadpool in the background. Yes, delegating to the C++ modules in the background, which do support multi-threading. These modules
by romanovcode 9y ago
> delegating the work to a threadpool in the background.
Yes, delegating to the C++ modules in the background, which do support multi-threading.
These modules have nothing to do with Node directly so meme stays - node itself is single-threaded no matter how you spin this off.
- chmod775 9y ago> delegating to the C++ modules in the background Eh, what are these if not part of node? What kind of definition are you applying so that a thing is suddenly no longer the sum of its parts? Edit: JavaScript may be single threaded. Node.JS is not. JavaScript is but a part of Node.JS.