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Thomas Bruderer wrote:
> Someone who develops and tells me that 1000 threads for one single
> application is normal... THATS what I am flameing about.
That always depends on the application. If I have to write an
application that solves a problem that warrants 1000 threads, why the
hell not? And Freenet has a hell of a lot stuff to do. Using threads is
a logical and fast way to solve a certain class of problems and there's
nothing wrong with doing it that way.
You are of course welcome to suggest ways to decrease the number of
threads because - as you have mentioned quite correctly - threads are
indeed expensive. Unfortunately in most cases it's either "use a thread"
or "write several hundred lines of code and not use a thread."
David
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