![]() ![]() Creating and managing thread pools in Kotlin doesn’t differ too much from Java. It’s also a good idea to centralize the thread management. Therefore it’s crucial to pre-create enough threads for our application so that starting a thread won’t affect the performance of each user accessing our software. All this makes the creation of a thread a rather lengthy procedure.įinally, if we have to support a graceful shutdown, the information about premature thread cancellation has to come from somewhere. Apart from that, a system call must be made to allocate a native thread. ![]() In some JVM implementations, that piece of memory has to be not only allocated but also filled with zeroes. By default, one thread has 1MB of RAM associated with it: it’s the stack size.
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