Having multiple execution contexts allows for switching to another thread.
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Why is it that multiple execution contexts is necessary for multiple threads, but multiple operations via SIMD are able to 'play nice' and use the same execution context? Are execution contexts separate from processors' memory registers?
Having multiple execution contexts allows for switching to another thread.
Why is it that multiple execution contexts is necessary for multiple threads, but multiple operations via SIMD are able to 'play nice' and use the same execution context? Are execution contexts separate from processors' memory registers?