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One simple but "heavy" question.
Why ESIG is not designed to take profit from multithread processors?
Tell me if I'm right: because has been designed before the advent of them and should be redisigned, and therefore impossible to take in consideration?
Is just a curiosity, nothing else.
The 99.999% of the Soft in this world are not multithread able.
So I perfectly understand.
But.....if ever possible......try to imagine!
One simple but "heavy" question.
Why ESIG is not designed to take profit from multithread processors?
Tell me if I'm right: because has been designed before the advent of them and should be redisigned, and therefore impossible to take in consideration?
Is just a curiosity, nothing else.
The 99.999% of the Soft in this world are not multithread able.
So I perfectly understand.
But.....if ever possible......try to imagine!