modern gcd
Asked on 10/03/2024
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The concept of "modern gcd" does not appear directly in the provided context from the WWDC sessions. However, if you are interested in concurrency and synchronization, the session titled "What’s new in Swift" discusses low-level synchronization primitives, including atomics and mutexes, which are relevant to concurrent programming. You can find more about these topics in the chapter on Low-level synchronization primitives (28:43) in the "What’s new in Swift" session.
If you have any specific questions about concurrency or related topics, feel free to ask!
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