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> which means it can suspend your green thread at ANY instruction True. Out of curiosity: what's the use case for this? Surely side-effects-out-of-your-system
by BenoitP 4y ago
> which means it can suspend your green thread at ANY instruction
True. Out of curiosity: what's the use case for this?
Surely side-effects-out-of-your-system is enough?
- notamy 4y ago> True. Out of curiosity: what's the use case for this? Scheduling is deterministic, which is a VERY useful property to have. See ex. http://erlang.org/pipermail/erlang-questions/2006-December/024588.html http://erlang.org/pipermail/erlang-questions/2006-December/0... about changing scheduler determinism.
- marwis 4y agoThe thread you linked is about the benefits of inducing scheduling non-determinism.