You already do, to the kernel. It's probably not much more costly to do so an extra time in userspace.
I yield to the kernel to allow other threads that do some kind of background work to run. Do I want my application's async tasks to yield every 10ms? I assume that is what is being meant here.
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I yield to the kernel to allow other threads that do some kind of background work to run. Do I want my application's async tasks to yield every 10ms? I assume that is what is being meant here.