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I think the question is more about what what use cases require multithreading rather than just using multiple processes.
by slaymaker1907 5y ago
I think the question is more about what what use cases require multithreading rather than just using multiple processes.
- sshine 5y agoIn functional programming, simply mapping over data lends itself to trivial parallelism. But yes, the use cases that require it are much more interesting. Basically, background processing.
- pjmlp 5y agoGiven that UNIX daemons are mostly processes, how is multhreading relevant for backgrond processing?