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Right, except that's not what's happening in reality no matter how you model it. Having your code mimic the actual pathway of execution rather than the overhead
by crimsonalucard 8y ago
Right, except that's not what's happening in reality no matter how you model it. Having your code mimic the actual pathway of execution rather than the overhead of simulating parallelism is more efficient.
Typically multithreading adds way more complexity and a whole new class of bugs to the code.