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I don’t have as much experience with the Win32 scheduler. But I remember getting conflicting data about the profitability of yielding. In particular, lots of th
by pizlonator 7y ago
I don’t have as much experience with the Win32 scheduler. But I remember getting conflicting data about the profitability of yielding. In particular, lots of threads yielding on Win32 can cost you a lot of overall system perf, if I remember right. Not so on Linux or Darwin, on the same workloads.
- gmueckl 7y agoI don't have too much experience with the Windows scheduler, either. I've written most of my multithreaded code exclusively for Linux.