Why is OmniThreadLibrary limited to 60 threads when .Net's limit is 32768?
I was recently comparing OmniThreadLibrary and ThreadPool that is in .NET and I found that Omni is much more restricted in maximum threads — 60 allowed — while .NET can go up to 32768 in .NET 4.0. Why such a limit? GolezTrol It's an historic choice that once may be lifted. The limit is only there on the threadpool implementation. An explanation is given on the website , stating the following: The limitation of 60 concurrent threads only applies to the thread pool. Thread pool is designed for fast execution of many small requests, not as a storage for rarely-active threads. You can just skip