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Matt Clementson · November 22nd, 2007

Not all functions are easy to make multi-threaded, some calculations are required to be done in a certain order which you can't guarantee with multi-threading as you never know which processor will finish first. So it's unlikely that MAX will ever be 100% multi-threaded. Having said that I'm sure some of the functions that are not currently multi-threaded could be converted to be so.

November 22nd, 2007	#4 (permalink)
Matt Clementson Moderator Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Cardiff, UK Age: 37 Posts: 218 Name: Matt Clementson	Re: Utilizing Multi Processors Not all functions are easy to make multi-threaded, some calculations are required to be done in a certain order which you can't guarantee with multi-threading as you never know which processor will finish first. So it's unlikely that MAX will ever be 100% multi-threaded. Having said that I'm sure some of the functions that are not currently multi-threaded could be converted to be so.