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> I am actually not so sure about that. With threads, you code knowing fully that your code can be pre-empted anywhere. It's uniform and simple. The model of t
by blattimwind 8y ago
> I am actually not so sure about that. With threads, you code knowing fully that your code can be pre-empted anywhere. It's uniform and simple.
The model of threads is fairly simple, but that does not mean that it is simple to program for. In practice developers don't do very well at reasoning about locking.