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"Just start 256 threads" means you're testing the OS (or /maybe/ your runtime libraries) not the language.
by kabdib 14y ago
"Just start 256 threads" means you're testing the OS (or /maybe/ your runtime libraries) not the language.
- xymostech 14y agoI think that if you were comparing, say, erlang threads to Haskell threads then you would be comparing the languages because both of them have their own internal threads. Because C has no such concept, and can only use hardware/OS threads, the comparison is moot.