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Subject: [Caml-list] Multicore runtime

Hello,
Nice work by stephen et al. on multicore runtime. Just had some questions:-
1. What's the mapping between os threads and domains?
2. How does blocked fibers on a domain work? Does a blocked os thread
running a fiber creates new os thread for that domain?
3. Is there anyway for a fiber to relinquish a domain, for the ones
that do loops for a significant period of time without blocking other
fibers?