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NotQuiteSane
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Purely out of curiosity, what is the criteria for separating threads into multiple parts?
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tony-curtis
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That's rather...vague...
Could you give some context, and/or example? Are you talking about parallelizing code using thread-based approaches? |
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NotQuiteSane
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| tony-curtis wrote: | That's rather...vague...
Could you give some context, and/or example? Are you talking about parallelizing code using thread-based approaches? |
Sorry I meant on the forums. I just started page 29 in the jokes thread, and a was thinking "this is getting kisd of long, wonder when it'll be split", but OTOH I don't want to post a thread too long error in the report thread if normal length before division is 50 pages
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We generally split long topics once they get to around 30 pages.
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