Goroutines Are Not Significantly Smaller Than Threads

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  • proposal

    Go Project Design Documents

  • That was historically true (though not entirely, as the yield points were implicit and included every function call, so the average program would not behave like "standard" cooperatively scheduled systems à la Classic MacOS), however in 1.14 Go introduced a preempter.

  • context-switch

    Comparison of Rust async and Linux thread context switch time.

  • I think at 50k you’ll run into various “number” limits as describe here: https://github.com/jimblandy/context-switch#running-tests-with-large-numbers-of-threads

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