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The author mentioned in a sibling thread that the advantage is that they could be separate executables, which is admittedly a little neat. If processes don't n
by tombert 7mo ago
The author mentioned in a sibling thread that the advantage is that they could be separate executables, which is admittedly a little neat. If processes don't need to share anything then there could be a performance advantage to having them live under the same address space without the overhead of a whole other process.