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Алексей Овсянников... in elementary OS & UX devotion
у меня нет, и я не уверен, что оно есть готовое и официальное
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Понятно
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Теперь одно знаю! Арчевики - это мазохисты
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Бубукин Евгений Серг... in elementary OS & UX devotion
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Ajay in elementary OS & UX devotion
Hi ! I've some doubt regarding multiprocessing and mutlithreading
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Dirli in elementary OS & UX devotion
Алексей Овсянников
Ты не в курсе, что есть ещё генту?
Не скажу что с генту гемора больше чем с другими. Поставил и забыл. Зато есть свои плюсы.
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Ajay in elementary OS & UX devotion
does multiprocessing always mean that the different processes run on different cores of the CPU?
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Ajay in elementary OS & UX devotion
If they run on a single core, then does it mean that the system is muli-tasking?
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Alex Derbenev in elementary OS & UX devotion
Ajay
does multiprocessing always mean that the different processes run on different cores of the CPU?
Not really. There is a thing called system interruptions that enables your computer to execute multiple tasks at the same time. In fact it does not mean that microcommands getting executed at the same time - CPU is just switching between execution of microcommands for different processes.
This "switching" also wastes a lot of resources, so that is why, for example, node.js is multiple times faster than php in most cases
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Ajay in elementary OS & UX devotion
Alex Derbenev
Not really. There is a thing called system interruptions that enables your computer to execute multiple tasks at the same time. In fact it does not mean that microcommands getting executed at the same time - CPU is just switching between execution of microcommands for different processes.
This "switching" also wastes a lot of resources, so that is why, for example, node.js is multiple times faster than php in most cases
are you talking about context-switching between different processes?
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Alex Derbenev in elementary OS & UX devotion
Ajay
are you talking about context-switching between different processes?
Yep
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Alex Derbenev in elementary OS & UX devotion
Ajay
does multiprocessing always mean that the different processes run on different cores of the CPU?
And I think operating systems are smart enough today to utilize maximum out of cpu resources
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Ajay in elementary OS & UX devotion
so isn't context-switching across multiple processes called multi-tasking?
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Ajay in elementary OS & UX devotion
I'm confused b/w mulit-tasking and multi-processing
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Alex Derbenev in elementary OS & UX devotion
So yeah, if there are multiple processes and multiple cores, than OS should automatically try to utilize all cores
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Alex Derbenev in elementary OS & UX devotion
Ajay
so isn't context-switching across multiple processes called multi-tasking?
I'm not sure if multitasking is applicable word in context of operating systems
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Ajay in elementary OS & UX devotion
Also, in when multiple threads of a given process are run then they run parallelly instead of context-switching, right?
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