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I agree in general, but I do think there are occasional counter-examples that stand as proof that you can have real flexibility and power without building a mud
by Icathian 7y ago
I agree in general, but I do think there are occasional counter-examples that stand as proof that you can have real flexibility and power without building a mudball. fork/exec, map/reduce, etc. These are foundational for a reason.
Mostly though, yeah, you pretty much nailed it.
- enitihas 7y agofork/exec create a huge amount of complexity, and it's possible the NTCreateProcess API is a better API, even with it's tens of arguments. You have to keep n things in your head while doing fork(), like what happens to signals or threads.