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I basically never want threads. (Processes can share some of their memory in a more limited way if they need to.) I often want stack allocation without having
by abecedarius 5y ago
I basically never want threads. (Processes can share some of their memory in a more limited way if they need to.)
I often want stack allocation without having to worry if it hits some arbitrary limit unrelated to actual memory available. Memory is fungible.
It's true that there are programmers with different values.