RealTime Multithreading in Using Multiple CPU

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Hello,

I have read the article Real Multi-threading in .NET 2.0
By Jose Luis Latorre published in CodeProject.The link below is the link of the published article
Real Multi-threading in .NET 2.0
But Now I am in trouble how to implement this with multiple CPU. How the main CPU identify his slave CPU and Main CPU will do his work along with his slave CPU? And where the main code will be put.

Thanks,
Deepak

Posted 16-Feb-11 22:16pm

aryan2010

Updated 16-Feb-11 22:23pm

JF2015

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JF2015 17-Feb-11 4:23am

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Olivier Levrey · Answer 1 · 2011-02-17T01:08:00

I already answered this in a comment in your previous post:
BackgroundWorker Class in Multithreading[^]

To make it shorter: there is no "main cpu" or "slave cpu", let the OS decide how to dispatch threads among cpus via the scheduler. Just write your threads functions and synchronizations and it will be fine.

#realJSOP · Answer 2 · 2011-02-17T01:25:00

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.Net manages CPU use on its own, and you don't have to do anything. Just write your code, and move along.

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