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Subject: Re: The Future: Asymetrical Multiprocessing

Author: Tom Kerrigan

Date: 17:27:35 06/18/02

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People like SMP because it's so much easier to program for. The only time people
resort to asymmetrical MP is when shared memory is not viable due to the # of
processors involved. There are already a large number of message passing chess
programs, but with the uniprocessor speed we have today and common availability
of MP motherboards, why not write an SMP program?

-Tom

• Re: The Future: Asymetrical Multiprocessing Robert Henry Durrett 17:35:00 06/18/02
  • Re: The Future: Asymetrical Multiprocessing Tom Kerrigan 18:08:00 06/18/02
    • Re: The Future: Asymetrical Multiprocessing Robert Henry Durrett 18:38:49 06/18/02
      • Re: The Future: Asymetrical Multiprocessing Andrew Dados 04:41:16 06/19/02
        • Re: The Future: Asymetrical Multiprocessing Robert Henry Durrett 07:43:09 06/19/02
      • Re: The Future: Asymetrical Multiprocessing Dann Corbit 23:51:30 06/18/02
        • Re: The Future: Asymetrical Multiprocessing Robert Henry Durrett 07:39:40 06/19/02
          • Re: The Future: Asymetrical Multiprocessing Dann Corbit 10:33:19 06/19/02
            • Re: The Future: Asymetrical Multiprocessing Robert Hyatt 21:39:50 06/19/02

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