← Back to context Comment by theamk 5 hours ago Very similar dimensions also apply to threads, the async/await is not really that different there. 1 comment theamk Reply yxhuvud 1 hour ago Very much so and it can be argued that the difference between threads and ssync is just another dimension to compare on. For example, essentially everything that is involved in Structured Concurrency is as relevant to parallel scenarios as well.
yxhuvud 1 hour ago Very much so and it can be argued that the difference between threads and ssync is just another dimension to compare on. For example, essentially everything that is involved in Structured Concurrency is as relevant to parallel scenarios as well.
Very much so and it can be argued that the difference between threads and ssync is just another dimension to compare on. For example, essentially everything that is involved in Structured Concurrency is as relevant to parallel scenarios as well.