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At some point, the results of what the side process did have to get communicated to the parent process. You can reduce the size of the channel, but you can't c
by yuliyp 14y ago
At some point, the results of what the side process did have to get communicated to the parent process. You can reduce the size of the channel, but you can't close it completely. Bugs happen. Bugs in never-executed code happen and tend to stick around longer.
- azakai 14y ago> You can reduce the size of the channel, but you can't close it completely. Of course, no one would argue otherwise. Every time you decide how much to reduce it, you define a tradeoff in terms of work vs. benefit.