Not many replies on this thread? Am I so wrong that no-one's even telling me? I find it hard to believe that if there were obvious errors in the proposition that anyone would resist pointing them out to me ;-)
So, that leaves a couple of possibilites: some people are agreeing, but see no point in saying; or noone cares, because we all only have 1 or 2 core machines. I'm going to kindof run with the second possibility for now. However, I do believe it's the right time to solve this, what with 64-core Niagara's around the corner and so on. What would be neat would be a way to test solutions on simulated 1024-core machines, using a single-core machine. Are there any utilities or virtual environments around that might make this kind of testing feasible?
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