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In a way he wasn't wrong - not many compilers and languages will auto-parallelize the code, you need to explicitly build it the way that enables it to run in pa
by ilyt 4y ago
In a way he wasn't wrong - not many compilers and languages will auto-parallelize the code, you need to explicitly build it the way that enables it to run in parallel
The other part however is complete miss
>Let me put it this way: During the past 50 years, I’ve written well over a thousand programs, many of which have substantial size. I can’t think of even five of those programs that would have been enhanced noticeably by parallelism or multithreading. Surely, for example, multiple processors are no help to TeX.[1]