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Perhaps, but that is almost the opposite of what they said: in hard real time you can tolerate a longer average latency in return for needing a shorter maximum
by quietbritishjim 3y ago
Perhaps, but that is almost the opposite of what they said: in hard real time you can tolerate a longer average latency in return for needing a shorter maximum latency. That matches from what I would expect from a lock free data structure. But that doesn't match the (dubious) claim that locks are usually slower.
- dnedic 3y agoYou make good points, I will try to rephrase that part of the README to be more accurate and explain benefits not mentioned yet like determinism.