Re:A 1000-processor chip powered by an AA battery (2016)
by bipson on Monday February 15, 2021 @06:37AM
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ADA is quite good at this.
But not every problem (i.e. the Algorithm for the problem) can be divided easily without any coordination (i.e. communication) between the chunks. This overhead can quickly become significant.
There is a reason why desktop software (particularly the computationally intensive) is having a hard time exploiting multi-core benefits (besides the programming language and habits in general).
But not every problem (i.e. the Algorithm for the problem) can be divided easily without any coordination (i.e. communication) between the chunks. This overhead can quickly become significant.
There is a reason why desktop software (particularly the computationally intensive) is having a hard time exploiting multi-core benefits (besides the programming language and habits in general).