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Originally Posted by attila77 View Post
When you put it this way, it's a spin. Multiple cores make none of this easier.
I might have used a bad formulation - multi-threaded programming is of course not easy at all - but once you have a working program that uses multiple threads, it might benefit from running on a multi-core CPU.
I'd also guess that the more cores are available, the less one has to worry about about the threads contending for a single core (like a background worker thread starving the GUI thread for CPU time, causing the GUI to lag).
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