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coredumped.dev
The Threading library Starting in Emacs 26 some very ambitious changes were added. Basic thread support was enabled, laying the groundwork for a future concurrent emacs. The docs layout this possibility: Emacs Lisp provides a limited form of concurrency, called threads. All the threads in a given instance of Emacs share the same memory. Concurrency in Emacs Lisp is "mostly cooperative", meaning that Emacs will only switch execution between threads at well-defined times. |
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www.internalpointers.com
A look at one of the most popular ways of concurrency control in a multithreaded application. |
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www.codeotaku.com
[AI summary] The post presents a final report on implementing a lightweight per-thread fiber scheduler in Ruby to improve concurrency and parallelism while minimizing changes to existing code. |
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www.abubalay.com
[AI summary] This post discusses the complexities of creating safe Foreign Function Interface (FFI) bindings in Rust when calling C++ code, examining tools like cxx and strategies for maintaining Rust's memory and thread-safety guarantees despite the inherent unsafety in such interactions. |
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