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Existing JS runtimes actually use shared-memory concurrency a ton, even ignoring the (currently disabled) SharedArrayBuffer. Code generation and garbage collect
by johncolanduoni 8y ago
Existing JS runtimes actually use shared-memory concurrency a ton, even ignoring the (currently disabled) SharedArrayBuffer. Code generation and garbage collection have at least some concurrent stages on all the major JS engines. JavaScriptCore even exposes this in its API.