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LOL, can you make it dynamically have as many calculators as there are cores on the CPU and guarantee that each calculator only uses a single unique core for it
by misterprime 4y ago
LOL, can you make it dynamically have as many calculators as there are cores on the CPU and guarantee that each calculator only uses a single unique core for its own calculations?
- BowBun 4y agoI don't think you need to limit the number of calculators to the number of cores. You can just store the history/results somewhere on disk or in memory. Which core doing the work when you press '=' doesn't really matter in this case unless you're load-testing this calculator.
- megablast 4y agoI mean, why?? Do you think the calculator is a heavy CPU view??? You still only use one at a time anyway. And yes, you could easily have 10,000 calculators or more.
- misterprime 4y agoThanks, sorry. It was just a silly response to a silly comment.