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When you throw async I/O in the mix it’s no longer just your application you’re debugging, it’s the whole OS with other processes, the OS kernel with these driv
by Const-me 5y ago
When you throw async I/O in the mix it’s no longer just your application you’re debugging, it’s the whole OS with other processes, the OS kernel with these drivers and DMAs, and external hardware that’s not a code at all.
Can be tricky to debug or implement, but when I need that I normally use async-await in C#. The debugger in the IDE is multi-threaded, and does support these tasks.