I'm going to hop in and say this would be a good exercise for you, instead. The industry has, in general, decided upon stackless threads and other async systems.
What does "I/O optimized scheduling" look like to you, and does it end up with the same sort of compiler hints, like "async / await"? Or is it different?
I'm going to hop in and say this would be a good exercise for you, instead. The industry has, in general, decided upon stackless threads and other async systems.
What does "I/O optimized scheduling" look like to you, and does it end up with the same sort of compiler hints, like "async / await"? Or is it different?