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Projectsettings for dual core cpu's?

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    Hello, is there something what i have to change in my project settings if i want to compile on dual core cpu, maybe in Linker options or something else?? Sorry, but i never work before with dual core! :( Thank you in advance! termal

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      Hello, is there something what i have to change in my project settings if i want to compile on dual core cpu, maybe in Linker options or something else?? Sorry, but i never work before with dual core! :( Thank you in advance! termal

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      No, process scheduling is handled by the OS kernel. However your application should be designed with multiple threads to take full advantage of multiple processors. Best Wishes, -David delaune

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        No, process scheduling is handled by the OS kernel. However your application should be designed with multiple threads to take full advantage of multiple processors. Best Wishes, -David delaune

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        Hello, thank you for your quick answer! :beer: regards termal!

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          Hello, thank you for your quick answer! :beer: regards termal!

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          If you are using VS 2005 ensure that you have service pack 1 installed as this will generate code with better support for intel duo processors.

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            If you are using VS 2005 ensure that you have service pack 1 installed as this will generate code with better support for intel duo processors.

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            Hello, no i use vs6 with sp6. thanks termal

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