Oct-01-2021, 08:32 PM
I get what you're saying. Asynchronous can be achieved by both if that is your intention.
I am reading up on this topic.
Thank you.
I am reading up on this topic.
Thank you.
(Oct-01-2021, 08:17 PM)SamHobbs Wrote: Multi-Threading and Multi-Processing are different. For most operating systems each process executes in their own address space and are unable to do anything to each other unless each one does something special to allow Inter-Process Communication (IPC). There can be many threads (also called tasks) for each process and they can share resources directly within their process but only their process, except there needs to be synchronization among threads/tasks.
The term asynchronous depends on context. It implies Multi-Threading but something called asynchronous might create a separate thread but might not and be asynchronous only when something else creates the thread.
The question is asking so many things that it might be better to ask about networking separate form Multi-Threading.