> If the runtime thread pool is heavily loaded and only one core is available, they will only be concurrent, not parallel
Isn't that always true for thread pool-backed parallelism? If only one core is available for whatever reason, then you may have concurrency, but not parallelism.
Isn't that always true for thread pool-backed parallelism? If only one core is available for whatever reason, then you may have concurrency, but not parallelism.