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Having to do it manually is tedious and error prone IMHO. Better to have a reasonably good automated mechanism that you can disable if you wish).
by anonymousDan 4y ago
Having to do it manually is tedious and error prone IMHO. Better to have a reasonably good automated mechanism that you can disable if you wish).
- topspin 4y ago> tedious and error prone IMHO It's neither. The frequency of non-blocking CPU bound sections of most applications is low and so the need to introduce scheduling hints is also infrequent. Aside from an endless, non-blocking loop that never yields omitting possibly beneficial yield points isn't an error; scheduling will not be ideal but the process will ultimately produce the same result.