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Java Application using Multi-Processors

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rprabhakaran@gmail.com - 10 Feb 2006 08:23 GMT
I am planning to develop a CAD application with an Interface using
Java. I have multi-processor workstation. I want to develop the
application such that the application runs on one processor and the CAD
runs on the other. Can anyone throw light on whether this is possible ?
If yes, how ?

Thanks for the help!

Prabhu
Roedy Green - 10 Feb 2006 08:30 GMT
>I am planning to develop a CAD application with an Interface using
>Java. I have multi-processor workstation. I want to develop the
>application such that the application runs on one processor and the CAD
>runs on the other. Can anyone throw light on whether this is possible ?
>If yes, how ?

That is probably counter productive. Why should a CPU sit idle when
there is work to do on the other half of your application?
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rprabhakaran@gmail.com - 11 Feb 2006 04:30 GMT
I have checked in the past and found that you cant tell for sure that
Java application and CAD application processes will be shared between
the processors. What I want to do is to explicitly instruct to run the
Java application in one processor and CAD in the other.

I hope that it would increase the effiency of the application which I
am developing. If you think otherwise, kindly suggest.


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