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Aside from having to run a short command line program to get an stdout/stderr from; I have never had to use processes. It has always been simple threads. Why an
by kajaktum 4y ago
Aside from having to run a short command line program to get an stdout/stderr from; I have never had to use processes. It has always been simple threads. Why and when would I want to spawn a process instead?
- adrianN 4y agoFor example because you want better isolation guarantees than threads provide. Say you spawn workers running requests for different users with different permissions.