Re:The future of M:N threading
by deweerdt on Wednesday November 13, 2013 @11:25PM
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> Rust's tasks are often called lightweight but at least on Linux the only optimization is the lack of preemption.
I'm surprised by this, I would have expected that voluntary preemption saves you from having to save the FP registers as well.
Is the absence of the optimization a non-x86 thing?
I'm surprised by this, I would have expected that voluntary preemption saves you from having to save the FP registers as well. Is the absence of the optimization a non-x86 thing?