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It does have meaning. An obvious difference is that you can have concurrency with one processor but not parallelism requires at least two.
by Igglyboo 11y ago
It does have meaning. An obvious difference is that you can have concurrency with one processor but not parallelism requires at least two.
- chrisseaton 11y ago> parallelism requires at least two Interestingly there is one example of parallelism without concurrency and with just one processor and just one core - vector instructions. Although it would be a breathtakingly good compiler that could emit vector instructions to schedule two goroutines in parallel