> Careless thread programming is bad. But one doesn't have to be
> careless.
No, but threads seem to encourage bad programming concepts. Its not
necessarily a waekness of threads, but a weakness in how human beings
view concurrency perhaps.
> Hard for you maybe? Threads can be useful sometimes. Of course
> there are times when other approaches are better. Doesn't mean
> threads are never useful though.
Threads can be extremely useful - and threads can poorly used.
I know I'm stating the obvious, but some OSs use threads to a
ridiculous extent and it shows....
-cw
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