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by skj
4363 days ago
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The tendency is for things like lpsolve to be written single-process, because typically when you need to do it once, you need to do it one thousand times, and then your distribution is using each core available to you for a single lpsolve instance. 1000 iterations of an lpsolve invocation running on a single core, is going to run faster than the same number of lpsolve invocations each running on 10 cores. |
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