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This is just a question to satisfy my curiosity. Per the readme:
However, when it comes to memory there is a significant difference. The overhead of 500 threads, for example, is quite large compared to the one or few threads employed by NuProcess.
What does the overhead look like with Java's new virtual threads? It should be significantly reduced, iiuc?
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To cut a long story short, your file access call inside the virtual thread, will actually be delegated to a (….drum roll….) good-old operating system thread, to give you the illusion of non-blocking file access.
This is just a question to satisfy my curiosity. Per the readme:
What does the overhead look like with Java's new virtual threads? It should be significantly reduced, iiuc?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: