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Solution: Keep all CPU's active. go build main.go & go build main.go & go build main.go & go build main.go & go build main.go & go build main.go & /s
by Xeoncross 9y ago
Solution: Keep all CPU's active.
go build main.go &
go build main.go &
go build main.go &
go build main.go &
go build main.go &
go build main.go &
/s
- hinkley 9y agoI get that you're being funny, but there's a valid question in there. Does go not support parallel build jobs? If so then he should be setting the count to six instead.
- old-gregg 9y agoThe bigger question, at least for me, is either high-core machines improve your desktop experience if you're mostly running low-threaded workloads, for example a web browser. One humble piece of evidence I gathered says that no, more cores make your low-threaded applications run slower because the Linux scheduler keeps placing them onto "cold" cores running on idle frequency, and once they "spin up" the thread gets moved to another cold core.