to wait for those ops to finish before
loading a shared array with new data and running loop again .
Is there another way to keep GUI active?
Thankyou,
Ron Jurincie
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On Jan 30, 2009, at 8:31 PM, jurin...@eecs.utk.edu wrote:
I am developing a computationally intense application which I need to
multi-process to take advantage of the 8 cpu's on my new MacPro with
dual
quads. I am using Leopard 10.5 OS.
Your machine has two CPU's, not eight.
Really??
I
I have a computationally intensive modeling application which I NEED to
multi-process, I am trying to avoid low level calls to pthread and tcb
block.
In order to get my GUI running I had to create a NSOperationQueue and run
my big method via a NSInvocationOperation.
Previous post indicates that
I have a bullet-proof scientific app I developed using cocoa. I just
purchased a new MacPro with the dual quad processors.
Earlier posts attempting to determine MAXIMUM theoretical speedup have
gotten bogged down with semantic differencea between a corea and a CPUa.
Having done EXTENSIVE
).
If each procssor run numCore threads non-concurrently the answer is (A).
If anyone REALLY knows please help a frustrated cocoa developer out.
Thanks,
Ron Jurincie
jurin...@eecs.utk.edu
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NSOperationQueue
has a bug with Leopard 10.5, that will be fixed with 10.6.
Q1: does anyone know when 10.6 is scheduled for release?
Q2: is there in fact a bug with 10.5 and NSOperationQueue?
Thankyou,
Ron Jurincie
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