From: Jeffrey R. Carter on 29 Apr 2010 14:42 Adam Beneschan wrote: > > Hmmm... I haven't studied the dispatching rules enough to know how > multiple processors affect things---that's why I assumed a single > processor, for simplicity. If there are more than one, however, and > if the body of PID will get assigned to run on a different processor > than the main thread, then I'd think that makes things worse---you > can't tell at all whether the SELECT or the ACCEPT will occur first, > and there isn't any reason that it should work the same every time you > run it. Sure. They might happen at the same time. That's the nature of concurrency. If you want things to happen in a specific order, you need to make them all part of the same task. -- Jeff Carter "Now look, Col. Batguano, if that really is your name." Dr. Strangelove 31
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