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Re: Multithreading on Java

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Originally Posted by BigJ View Post
Commands can be running "simultaneously" as long as they don't require writing data to the same Subsystems.
That statement taken at face value would seem to allow the following:
Command A requires only Subsystem B and takes 1ms to complete.

Command X requires only Subsystem Y and takes 3 seconds to complete

Since Command A and Command X don't require writing data to the same Subsystems, they can be running simultaneously
My question is, how does the CommandBased model implement this, if not by preemptive time-slicing.

Posts 6 and 8, and post 10 if I interpreted it correctly, would answer that question.


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