Hi, pablo <r...@uzy.me> skribis:
> The Guile doc says "Internally, a fixed-size pool of threads is used > to evaluate futures, (...) the pool contains one thread per available > CPU core, minus one, to account for the main thread." > > Then how does this work in the situation I described? Do the two > concurrent parallel Guile functions use threads from the same pool or > is there actually two pool? (ie. does each C threads calling a Guile > function have an independent Guile environment regarding the possible > parallelization of the Guile function itself?) There’s a single thread pool per Guile instance. See ice-9/futures.scm: there’s a global variable holding a list of threads, basically. HTH, Ludo’.
