jseigh

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   by jseigh 19y ago

   In user space? None, but if the processors aren't doing any other work and your threads are the only available runnable threads then they're likely to get run. As cores become more numerous, the problem will be keeping them occupied. Tha
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   by jseigh 19y ago

   That future remains elusively out of reach. I've been doing multi-threaded programming for over two decades and lock-free algorithms nearly as long and it's just as marginal now as it was then.
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   by jseigh 19y ago

   They (Intel and AMD) keep saying that. If there's an elite few, it's because there are damn few jobs that require that as a primary skill. Other skills are more important as primary skills and if you have those you don't need threading sk