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DOS, wasn't really multitasking OS anyways. I think my main point is, is it hard to preserve and give OS high priority over all other applications? If it is no
by uptownhr 11y ago
DOS, wasn't really multitasking OS anyways. I think my main point is, is it hard to preserve and give OS high priority over all other applications?
If it is not hard, is a big downside for app developers if they don't get 100% control over the CPU cycles? Why is it necessary these days that apps have the ability to push 100% on multiple cores?
At the least with multiple cores, shouldn't 1 core be dedicated to the OS, so it never hangs due to another app? Something sacred, with a lot of gates so devs cannot mess up the entire OS and user experience due to their app.