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Multithreading question
From: |
Darold Higa |
Subject: |
Multithreading question |
Date: |
Tue, 28 Jan 2003 18:52:52 -0800 |
I have done very little research on this topic, but I do know my simulation
has serious performance issues. I am looking into a new development
platform. I was told by someone that if I wanted to look into
multithreading, the libraries that I'm building from have to be
multithreading compliant. Do the Swarm libraries meet this criteria? I
vaguely recall parallel processing as one possible direction for swarm.
It seems that the two leading contenders hardware wise are Apple desktops
and a P4 system with Hyper Threading, both are multiprocessor setups (albeit
virtual in the P4 case). Either system would benefit from multithreaded
applications, if I understand correctly.
Is it going to kill me to convert my ObjC Swarm app into a multithreaded
application? Will I see any real benefits even without making the
application multithreaded?
So many hardware related questions, I apologize.
Darold Higa
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- Re: Multithreading question, gepr, 2003/01/29
- RE: Multithreading question, Darold Higa, 2003/01/29
- RE: Multithreading question, gepr, 2003/01/29
- RE: Multithreading question, gepr, 2003/01/29
- RE: Multithreading question, Bill Northcott, 2003/01/29
- Re: Multithreading question, Marcus G. Daniels, 2003/01/30
- Performance issues, Bill Northcott, 2003/01/30
- Re: Performance issues, Marcus G. Daniels, 2003/01/31
- Re: Performance issues, Steve Railsback, 2003/01/31
- Re: Performance issues, Marcus G. Daniels, 2003/01/31