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That definition makes very little sense for computing. The basis of multithreading is an illusion of concurrency.
by revelation 13y ago
That definition makes very little sense for computing. The basis of multithreading is an illusion of concurrency.
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- eropple 13y agoUnless you have multiple cores.
- barrkel 13y agoNo, multithreading is an OS abstraction providing the illusion of parallelism - which might actually be parallel, if more than one hardware executor is available - and is an implementation technique for concurrency, but not the only one.