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> multiprocessing with shared memory if you need to use CPU resources in parallel This is actually pretty powerful. I personally prefer it for most purposes, b
by senkora 2y ago
> multiprocessing with shared memory if you need to use CPU resources in parallel
This is actually pretty powerful. I personally prefer it for most purposes, because it restricts the possibility of data races to only the shared memory regions. It's a little like an "unsafe block" of memory with respect to data races.
- pjmlp 2y agoI changed from a strong threads believer and dynamic libraries plugins, exactly because of attack vector and host program stability.