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→Basic principles: Single-processor machines are called uni-processor or so, but not "a processor machine". I'd say. |
Guy Harris (talk | contribs) That's just "interleaving" in the general dictionary sense; there's no item on the interleaving disambiguation page for it. |
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machines with [[operating systems]] that supported multiple
computing threads (or [[process (computing)|processes]]). The term [[concurrency (computer science)|concurrency]] captured the
[[multiplexing]]/
data by the operating system, even though the processors never
issued two operations that accessed the data simultaneously.
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