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On Mon, 19 Aug 2024 13:03:23 +0200, Dmitry A. Kazakov wrote:It seems you suffer some form of dyslexia. I clearly stated that all instances of overlapped I/O is started from the same/single/one thread. Better now?
Again. It is called overlapped I/O. You can start multipleI’m not talking about using threads. I’m talking about avoiding threads,
*asynchronous* I/O operations from a thread.
and all their potential for difficult-to-fix race-condition-type bugs.
I’m talking about situations where the bottleneck is the I/O, not the CPU,
so multithreading gets you nothing.
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