Re: MULTITASKING
- Posted by useless Nov 12, 2010
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jimcbrown said...
javier07b9 said...
I have two processor cores, but whether multitasking use or not use it, the processor only uses 50% of the resources ... Someone may show an example that uses 100% of resources?
This isn't possible on Windows. pthreads are used only on Unix platforms, and even in that case you only have a 50/50 chance of starting two tasks on different processors. (Even then, a single Euphoria program will not by itself cause 100% cpu utilization.)
Not true. I often have Eu v3.1 and v4b2 apps that show 100% cpu use in Windos Task Manager. This was a hangover from the pre-win95 days when Windoze was cooperative multitasking. Not giving up the cpu to the OS so often meant that Eu ran faster than any language that did cede cpu control.
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