Re: how can I manage duo core
On Wed, 11 Jun 2008 17:49:02 +0200, "J-F Portala" <jfportala@free.fr>
wrote:
Hi,
I am using VC++ 6.0 and my application are often single tasks needing
maximum
cpu powerfull during short time.
On the actual PC, my application is only using 50% of cpu because only
one of the two processors available is used.(core duo)
I have read that wisual studio 2008 is capable to manage several processors.
The project build system can build in parallel, but as far as the end
product, i.e. your program, goes, it's no different than VC6.
I would like to migrate but
I don't know how it is managed. I think that you have to create different
threads and
affect them to a specific processor.
The OS scheduler assigns threads to available processors.
How can I do if I need all the powerfull of the PC on one computation.(mono
task).
Is visual studio capable to manage this automatically or do I have to
speciffically
affect a task to a processor (with problems of data exchanges perhaps).
You need to redesign your process in terms of threads and let the OS worry
about assigning the threads to CPUs.
--
Doug Harrison
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