You can use SharedArrayBuffer but honestly it feels like something engineered for one specific purpose (OpenGL).
It would be nice to have shared objects and strings with whatever syntax helps sync locks. You can technically use UTF8 with helpers like TextDecoder, and I could probably sit and write all that logic using Promises, but I’d imagine the amount of data conversion to make it happen would negate the performance gains from multithreading in the first place.
You can use SharedArrayBuffer but honestly it feels like something engineered for one specific purpose (OpenGL).
It would be nice to have shared objects and strings with whatever syntax helps sync locks. You can technically use UTF8 with helpers like
TextDecoder, and I could probably sit and write all that logic using Promises, but I’d imagine the amount of data conversion to make it happen would negate the performance gains from multithreading in the first place.