> If your program needs an improvement in speed, you can multithread it. The opposite isnt true. What do you mean by "the opposite"? "If your program doesn't n

> If your program needs an improvement in speed, you can multithread it. The opposite isnt true. What do you mean by "the opposite"? "If your program doesn't need an improvement in speed, you can't multithread it"? "If you can multithread your program, then it doesn't need an improvement in speed"? Well, yeah, obviously both of those statements are false but they're also quite useless, so who cares?