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Ehh, even nowadays, lots of programs aren't CPU bound or for whatever other reason can't benefit from using more than one core per process.
by umanwizard 10y ago
Ehh, even nowadays, lots of programs aren't CPU bound or for whatever other reason can't benefit from using more than one core per process.
- crusso 10y agoBut by the time you are CPU-bound, it's too late to change your programming language and your whole development methodology. There's an easy case to be made that starting with a functional programming, easily parallelizable language from the beginning helps to mitigate the growing pains that happen later when you discover that you need to take better advantage of the hardware.