Author: Richard Pijl
Date: 06:50:27 02/20/06
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>>There are a few libraries around that implement POSIX threads on windows. > >I know, but they are said to be terribly inefficient. Dann tried to compile >a Windows binary for me using one of these libraries last week, and the results >were rather unimpressive. Strange, I didn't have that experience. But then, I don't use locks at all in search. The threads I use are solely for I/O. >Adding native Win32 threads seems much better, and it cannot possibly be very >hard. My parallel search code is very simple and compact, and doesn't use any >advanced POSIX threads features. All I need is the ability to launch >additional threads during program initialisation, and some locking and >unlocking during the search. yes, but it messes up at least part of your code ... Richard.
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