[linux-help] Re: Dual processors
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At 04:54 PM 8/10/2002 -0500, you wrote:
>To a certain extent, this was the point to ny (regretably smart-assed
>sounding) reply below; applications have to be written especially to take
>advantage of dual-or-greater proceesing IIRC...I was wondering which of
>the software being used in your case was dual-processor friendly...
In my case, the main one is Lightwave, a 3D animation program. It
threads nicely.
In Linux though, the big thing for me isn't multi-thread stuff so much
as it is being able to be splitting the workload from several process
over two CPUs.
wayne
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- [linux-help] Re: Dual processors, Anne McCadden, 2002/08/10
- [linux-help] Re: Dual processors, Lowell Premer, 2002/08/10
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