Comment by dlisboa 1 day ago That's just not what is referred to as green threads. 6 comments dlisboa Reply dwattttt 21 hours ago Yes, in implementation they are not. I'm curious what the difference in subjective experience is. falserum 18 hours ago Green threads don’t allocate stack frames and do not require such a massive context switch, which in turn allows for many more threads. LtWorf 17 hours ago But if you happen to call a blocking syscall everything breaks. 3 replies →
dwattttt 21 hours ago Yes, in implementation they are not. I'm curious what the difference in subjective experience is. falserum 18 hours ago Green threads don’t allocate stack frames and do not require such a massive context switch, which in turn allows for many more threads. LtWorf 17 hours ago But if you happen to call a blocking syscall everything breaks. 3 replies →
falserum 18 hours ago Green threads don’t allocate stack frames and do not require such a massive context switch, which in turn allows for many more threads. LtWorf 17 hours ago But if you happen to call a blocking syscall everything breaks. 3 replies →
Yes, in implementation they are not. I'm curious what the difference in subjective experience is.
Green threads don’t allocate stack frames and do not require such a massive context switch, which in turn allows for many more threads.
But if you happen to call a blocking syscall everything breaks.
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